Best way to
deal with a complex problem is to break the bigger piece into small pieces. If
we can isolate issues after categorizing them, it gives an easy path to
approach the problem. A few examples
which one could separate the problems emerging in day to day life relate to
people, skills, health, logistics, infrastructure, cost, time, competition,
innovation, emotions, nostalgia, etc. Often there is a tendency to combine them
and then trying to solve the bigger problem. Our brain hates to start humongous tasks. Hence breaking down a complex task into sub tasks enable a quick start and well begun is half done. That is the best way to approach any complex tasks in our day to day life.
Best way to
deal with a complex problem is to break the bigger piece into small pieces. If
we can isolate issues after categorizing them, it gives an easy path to
approach the problem. A few examples
which one could separate the problems emerging in day to day life relate to
people, skills, health, logistics, infrastructure, cost, time, competition,
innovation, emotions, nostalgia, etc. Often there is a tendency to combine them
and then trying to solve the bigger problem. Our brain hates to start humongous tasks. Hence breaking down a complex task into sub tasks enable a quick start and well begun is half done. That is the best way to approach any complex tasks in our day to day life.
Yes dividing big goal into small chunks helps us to achieve them
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DeleteThe principle of Divide and Conquer is very fundamental, however we see many times this being forgotten. Dividing a complex goal into manageable chunks helps us to set the sequence of tasks, estimate timelines, identify blockers and delegate tasks.
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