392 Positive Problem-Solving

Pardon my absence, Gentle Reader, but life intervened, as it will from time to time. 

But let us move on.

Obviously, Gentle Reader, the phrase do something even if it is wrong really involves decision-making.

And, I repeat, the phrase is best applied in situations that lack predictability such as the paint color thing. (As opposed to Solomon’s usage in a predictable situation, Blog 387. Remember, using that phrase in such situations requires what?  Wisdom.).

At any rate, the benefit of the phrase is that indirectly it points to positive problem solving. 

Troubleshooting requires thinking on one’s feet, the ability to wrestle with variables, and to accept the inherent necessity to keep moving in order to avoid becoming paralyzed by complex decision making in practical situations. And, I find, the biggest part of successful problem solving is to just do it and don’t hesitate, don’t stop, do something even if it is wrong. 

To be continued . . .