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The Phoenix Checklist for Framing a Problem and Its Solution

12 pointsby skmurphyalmost 4 years ago

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skmurphyalmost 4 years ago
In &quot;Thinkertoys,&quot; Michael Michalko describes &quot;The Phoenix Checklist&quot; as a rich set of questions developed by the CIA designed to help agents look at a challenge from many different angles. Michael Machalko introduces the &quot;Phoenix Checklist&quot; in Chapter 14 (entitled &quot;Phoenix&quot;) of his book Thinkertoys. It&#x27;s a book well worth reading for renewing your creative juices; it offers a rich set of techniques to pick and choose from for creative problem framing and solving.<p>This post includes the checklists for &quot;Framing the Problem&quot; and &quot;Defining the Plan&#x2F;Solution&quot; along with additional thoughts for how entrepreneurs can apply it to challenges they may be facing in their startup.