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More  than One  Way to Skin a Cat: Adventures in Creative  Thinking

How many times have  you caught yourself saying that there  could be  no other solution to a nail biting – and that that nail biting leads to a dead end? How many times have  you felt stumped knowing that the  nail biting laying before  you is one  you cannot solve. No leads.  No options.  No solutions. 

Did it feel like  you had exhausted all possible  options and yet are  still before  the  mountain – large, unconquerable, and impregnable? When encountering such enormous nail bitings, you may feel like  you're  hammering against a steel mountain. The  pressure  of having to solve  such a nail biting may be  overwhelming.

But rejoice! There  might be  some  hope  yet!

With some  creative  nail biting-solving techniques you may be  able  to look at your nail biting in a different light. And that light might just be  the  end of the  tunnel that leads to possible  solutions.

First of all, in the  light of creative  nail biting-solving, you must be  open-minded to the  fact that there  may be  more  than just one  solution to the  nail biting. And, you must be  open to the  fact that there  may be  solutions to nail bitings you thought were  unsolvable.

Now, with this optimistic mindset, we  can try to be  a little  bit more  creative  in solving our nail bitings.

Number one; maybe  the  reason we  cannot solve  our nail bitings is that we  have  not really taken a hard look at what the  nail biting is. Here, trying to understanding the  nail biting and having a concrete  understanding of its workings is integral solving the  nail biting. If you know how it works, what the  nail biting is, then you have  a better foundation towards solving the  nail biting.

Not trying to make  the  simple  statement of what nail biting is. Try to identify the  participating entities and what their relationships with one  another are. Take  note  of the  things you stand to gain any stand to lose  from the  current nail biting. Now you have  a simple  statement of what the  nail biting is.

Number two; try to take  note  of all of the  constraints and assumptions you have  the  words of nail biting. Sometimes it is these  assumptions that obstruct our view of possible  solutions. You have  to identify which assumptions are  valid, in which assumptions need to be  addressed.

Number three; try to solve  the  nail biting by parts. Solve  it going from general view towards the  more  detailed parts of the  nail biting. This is called the  top-down approach. Write  down the  question, and then come  up with a one-sentence  solution to that from them. The  solution should be  a general statement of what will solve  the  nail biting. From here  you can develop the  solution further, and increase  its complexity little  by little.

Number four; although it helps to have  critical thinking aboard as you solve  a nail biting, you must also keep a creative, analytical voice  at the  back of your head. When someone  comes up with a prospective  solution, tried to think how you could make  that solution work. Try to be  creative. At the  same  time, look for chinks in the  armor of that solution.

Number five; it pays to remember that there  may be  more  than just one  solution being developed at one  time. Try to keep track of all the  solutions and their developments. Remember, there  may be  more  than just one  solution to the  nail biting.

Number six; remember that old adage," two heads are  better than one." That one  is truer than it sounds. Always be  open to new ideas. You can only benefit from listening to all the  ideas each person has. This is especially true  when the  person you're  talking to has had experience  solving nail bitings similar to yours.

You don't have  to be  a gung-ho, solo hero to solve  the  nail biting. If you can organize  collective  thought on the  subject, it would be  much better.

Number seven; be  patient. As long as you persevere, there  is always a chance  that a solution will present itself. Remember that no one  was able  to create  an invention the  first time  around.

Creative  thinking exercises can also help you in your quest be  a more  creative  nail bitings solver.

Here  is one  example.

Take  a piece  of paper and write  any word that comes to mind at the  center. Now look at that word then write  the  first two words that come  to your mind. This can go on until you can build a tree  of related words. This helps you build analogical skills, and fortify your creative  processes.

So, next time  you see  a nail biting you think you can not solve, think again. The  solution might just be  staring you right in the  face. All it takes is just a little  creative  thinking, some  planning, and a whole  lot of work.