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Well, today I'm going to talk about "returning my thoughts and complicating the problem."

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I'm always saying, "Think carefully!" Or, they say, "Dig deeper" or simply, "It's fun to think," but in fact, it's a story that it will backfire this time.

"Eh! Is that so?" It seems to be said, but after all, if you think about it carefully, there was such a thing.

Well, it's the result of thinking about it carefully here as well, but aside from the contradiction, it's about the important contents, but how do you lead to a solution when you hit a problem?

When you don't get an answer right away, you still think about a lot of things, right?

Oh, I thought about it and played out the answer.

So, I'll take the answer and deal with it.

It's mostly like this composition, isn't it?

But the way to solve this problem is actually sometimes useless.

That's why people always think that they will solve the problem at first while they don't realize it.

Of course, because it's an assignment.

So if you think about various things, it's not like this, new issues will come out again, and in order to solve that problem, you have to do something about this problem this time ... In the end, the more you think about it, the more the section The subject swelled up a lot before I knew it, and when I realized it, I said, "Oh no, this is a big problem!" Before I knew it, I made it into a big problem that can't be solved.

Is that okay? Apply it to the actual example that happened to you and think about it.

The more you think about it, the bigger the problem becomes.

So in other words, if you say the opposite, if you don't think about it, it's only a small problem, right?

Generally speaking, which is easier to solve, a big problem or a small problem?

Of course, it's a small one, isn't it?

That's right.

In other words, this kind of problem has a bias to try to solve, so what should we do about it? I'm so addicted to the swamp of thinking that if it's true, I'll make what I can do in a small task bigger with my own thoughts.

In the end, I can't find a solution, and I end up like I'm going to give up.

That's why, when you're addicted to a swamp of thought and a solution doesn't come out, you want to come back.

I go back to when the task is still small.

If you do that, it will be surprisingly simple, "Ah! I should have done it this way, I don't know," the idea comes out.

If it still doesn't come out, I'll try to give up.

By giving up the assignment once, then what should we do? When I thought about it, I was unexpectedly "Oh! There are also ideas that say, "I don't know."

So, when you deepen your thoughts, deepen, deepen, and still the best solution does not come out, I recommend you to take the plunge and go back to the first task, or rather, give up.

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