I read "Techniques for Dismantling Problems: 30 Thinking Charts to Make Difficult Things in Work, Study, and Life Simple": A must-have workplace survival technique for modern people

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The almighty Facebook master told me that Teacher Zhao Yincheng (https://www.facebook.com/yincheng.chao) and I have been friends since July 2013. In other words, we have known each other for at least five years! Teacher Zhao is a trainer who specializes in mind mapping, project management, presentation skills and True Colors. He has also been quite active in the lecturer circle in recent years.

I still remember that about two years ago, the young and promising teacher Zhao brought you “[Drawing a perfect mind map is super easy: things that take 30 minutes to explain can be clearly understood with a single picture]” (https://www.books.com.tw/exep/assp.php/vista/products/001073 0142?utm_source=vista&utm_medium=ap-books&utm_content=recommend&utm_campaign=ap-201807)” teaches readers how to use mind mapping techniques and techniques to draw easy-to-understand plans. And this time he continues his efforts, starting from a higher level, and guiding us to learn techniques for dismantling problems, which is also refreshing!

We often talk about “disassembling the problem”. The meaning of this sentence is not difficult to understand, but how to dismantle it? There is a lot of knowledge in the book. After reading “[Techniques for dismantling problems: 30 thinking charts to make difficult things in work, study, and life easier]” (https://www.books.com.tw/exep/assp.php/vista/products/0010790668?utm_source=vis ta&utm_medium=ap-books&utm_content=recommend&utm_campaign=ap-201807)”, I suddenly realized that in a nutshell, the so-called dismantling of problems is actually “a method of quickly organizing thoughts and generating action.”

• The technology of disassembly is a technology that breaks a problem into parts so that people can be motivated to solve the problem.
• The method of dismantling is to dismantle the goal into actions, so the goal is no longer a simple dream method.
• The value of dismantling is to find the core first principles and identify the most critical factors, so that you can easily create changes.

Busy modern people should learn this method of problem solving. Organizing thoughts through dismantling can allow people to focus their energy on what they should do, instead of letting anxiety share precious energy and concentration. If we say “CAN DO”Philosophy is the spirit of saying yes first when encountering challenges; then, Techniques for dismantling problems is actually a necessary workplace survival technique for modern people.

Every time I browse Teacher Zhao’s Facebook updates or his speeches in the lecturer group, I can feel his rich professionalism and passion for life. I am very happy to see Teacher Zhao’s new book “[Techniques for dismantling problems: 30 thinking charts to make difficult things in work, study, and life easier]” (https://www.books.com.tw/exep/assp.php/vista/products/0010790668?utm_source=vista&ut m_medium=ap-books&utm_content=recommend&utm_campaign=ap-201807)” published, sincerely recommend to friends of Vista Book Club!

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Further reading

• I read “The Yield of Thinking”: Strengthen the four thinking skills and develop business thinking
• I read “First-class people read, where do they draw the line?” : Deep Thinking Techniques for Elite Reading: Don’t draw lines on existing beliefs, but absorb the unknown
• I read “Narrative Arc: Pulitzer Prize judges teach you to write good and popular interview reports”: My review of the interview writing career

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