Solving problems is creating wealth.

Author: Tian Peng
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: If "Who Moved My Cheese?" informs us about the changes in competition, then "Solving Problems is Creating Wealth" reveals the core of competition. Whether you are pursuing wealth, status, reputation, or anything else, you must inevitably engage with problems. Whether you are troubled or frightened by problems, or gain wealth and success from them, it entirely depends on how you perceive problems. The core content of this book lies in improving the quality of thinking and enhancing its value:
1. Continuously improving the effectiveness of methods is the core of future competitiveness;
2. Changing the inherent mindset that causes problems is the prerequisite for truly discovering and smoothly solving them;
3. Without comparison, there are no problems. Establishing and providing a standard system for comparison is the core value of problem-solving thinking;
4. This book divides the management of problems into four domains and three levels, making efforts to innovate problem-solving thinking more effective and efficient.