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The Focus Solution

The idea of this philosophy is just be focus on the solutions as goal, following the next steps:


  1. Solutions, not problems
    • Detect what is working
    • Take in mind what you want
      • What do you want to accomplish today?
      • Will you be aware if you've made progress?
      • What works for you generally?
    • Solution talk
  2. Inbetween-the action is in the interaction
    • Do small changes
  3. Make use of what's there
    • The solution is in front of you
    • Everything is a useful thing
    • Use of counters
  4. Possibilities - Past, Present, Future
    • Past - There is a past victory or triumph. 
      • Using a scale where 10 is perfect and 1 is nothing, where are you?? Then describe how you get from the 1 to 2, then from 3 to 4, etc until achieve the perfect future.
    • Present - Focus and use the things that are working fine, develop a positive trend
    • Future - Create the perfect future, how the perfect future is 
  5. Language
    • Keep the language simple
  6. Every case is different
    • There isn't a general solution
  7. Optimistic and pessimism


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