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Business; Labor & Workforce Development; 4 Steps for Solving Your Problem. Here are four steps to help you address the root cause of your problem so you resolve the underlying issue.

Always have a plan of action. Successful leaders are experienced problem-solvers. When trouble hits, they know from past encounters how to work with the right people and resources to reach a solution.

3. Acknowledge Your Fear Or Anxiety. I would invite anyone solving a problem to consider if fear or anxiety is clouding their judgment. Often, your initial reaction is rooted in panic.

As part of that process, they need to teach (and implement) four key steps that successful innovators use to solve high-uncertainty problems: Create processes to generate and capture new insight.