How does somebody get out of that tunnel, if they're tunnelling on a particular problem, or just generally in their life? How do they get out of what you call problem blindness in the first place, and start exploring and being more solution oriented yet's a great question. A study done by a woman named anita tucker who, for her harvard dissertation, shadowed nurses around hundreds of hours,. Just following nurses and studying their day. And she paints this picture of nurses as improvisational - resourceful, scrappy. They don't go running to the boss every time they hit another obstacle. But that's a picture of a system that never learns, that never improves
Can you think of a problem that irritates you repeatedly? What has the total cost of managing that been to you over several years today? I have invited the New York Times best-selling author Dan Heath to help answer the 10 X dilemma. By the end of this episode, you will be able to solve problems before they happen.
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