Thanks to all those who shared their best problem solving methods in the contest to win a copy of Dan Roam‘s book The Back of the Napkin. By random selection, comment #3 was our winner, submitted by Adam Kayce. Adam writes the Monk at Work blog, offering great insights into improving your life and thinking about things differently.
Here was Adam’s entry:
Problem solving? My favorite way is intuitive; to feel the decisions at hand, connect to my heart (through meditation, breathing, etc.), and then ask for clarity/revelation/insight/whatever, and see what starts to pop up.
It’s a way of circumventing the rational (which has already had its say, thank you very much), and tapping into the ephemeral, the right-brain, the subconscious, etc.
Adam, please send me your address so I can have a copy of The Back of the Napkin sent your way.
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