It's tempting to tackle multiple problems simultaneously. Tempting, but usually less effective.
Centered problem solvers focus on the problem at hand.
The more problems we work on the better we get at it, but only work on one problem at a time.
Working on one problem often uncovers new problems. Write the new problems down and come back to them later.
Your main problem needs your immediate attention, or it wouldn't be your main problem.
Afterall, you'll likely never run out of problems. Why not solve them one at a time?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
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