What Would It Look Like Fixed?

A problem’s most important question — learning to ask it will change your life

The premise is simple. A problem arises. You want to fix it. So far, so good…

But fixing problems requires answers to two questions:

1- What is the true problem? (This is a book in its own right)

2- What would absence of the problem look like, or conversely, what would it look like fixed?

So, since you certainly want to avoid adding frustration to the feelings you already have about your issue. Do the hard work, the meaningful work, up front. The hard work is actually mental, involving thinking and imagination. You’re…

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