All of us have problems. Some of us face problems occasionally. Others face problems everyday. Regardless of frequency, you can be sure that you are either having a problem now, or you will have one soon. That’s life!
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If you can find what you really like to do — a favorite hobby — and use it to solve a problem for someone else or add value to their lives, you have great potential for a new career. And it may be more true in a bad economy that it is in a good economy.
You already know that Problem-Solving is one of the core values of the new Entrepreneurial Workforce (eWorkforce). But there are some simple, little things you probably didn’t know about problem-solving. When you learn these things, you can use them yourself … and you can teach them to others too.
FIRST … “All work is a process.”
That’s right. [...]
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