Sometimes, allowing yourself to fully immerse in a problem can help you gain a deeper understanding of its complexities - Let a problem overwhelm you, When faced with a problem, take a step back, assess the situation, and approach it with a calm and clear mind. - Take stock and calm down, Define the problem in concrete and practical terms to better understand its scope and potential solutions. - Pin it down in practical terms, Embrace curiosity and playfulness when approaching a problem. Think outside the box and explore unconventional ideas. - Unleash your inner five-year-old, Formulate specific and targeted questions to guide your exploration and analysis of the problem. - By framing our questions, Take time to reflect and think deeply about the problem. Consider different perspectives and potential solutions. - Mull over the problems, Pay attention to details and ensure that you have a clear understanding of the information related to the problem. Misinterpretation can lead to incorrect assumptions and hinder problem-solving. - Avoid misinterpreting key information, Engage in active problem-solving, grappling with different ideas and potential solutions. Embrace the challenge and persist in finding a resolution. - Wrestle with a problem, It's normal to feel confused or overwhelmed when faced with complex problems. Use this as an opportunity to explore different angles and seek clarity. - Get so befuddled, Sometimes, the problem-solving process involves iterating and revisiting previous steps. Don't be discouraged if you find yourself going in circles; it's part of the journey towards finding a solution. - Go round in circles, Stay open to sudden bursts of inspiration or new insights. A "brainwave" can lead to innovative solutions or fresh perspectives on the problem at hand. - Have a brainwave,

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