The problem is not that. How to rethink the task to find the optimal solution

• Applying reframing methods for successful problem-solving of important tasks 
• Recognizing true problems rather than apparent ones 
• Developing skills for unconventional approaches with vivid examples and memorable illustrations. 

Everyone has faced a particularly challenging task that simply couldn't be solved. But what if we were just looking at it from the wrong angle or trying to solve the wrong problem altogether? One could storm the gates of an impenetrable castle, wasting time and energy on fruitless attempts, or one could stop and suddenly see a way around. Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg, an expert in problem-solving and change implementation, discusses how to deal with problems using reframing—a fundamental cognitive skill that is useful in a variety of life situations. By reading his book, you will learn to change the conditions of the task in a timely manner, view complex problems from a new perspective, and find non-trivial but correct solutions. The material in the book is well-structured, accompanied by vivid examples and memorable illustrations.

Why read? 
• To become better at creatively solving complex problems at work and beyond. 
• To stop wasting time on solving the wrong problems—personally and at the team level. 
• To learn how to make more effective important decisions 
• To have a more successful career and increase your value to the company; and most importantly: to help those people and causes you care about deeply.