If you know me, this may NOT come as a shock, but I am terribly impatient. I guess it’s the curse of an (humble) genius. Only kidding (at least on the genius part).
Yet again, I am very fast. I have always more ideas flying through my head than I’d like to admit, and I can quickly pick up new softwares, systems, programs and frameworks.
Yet, I have a terrible, terrible flaw, which is most likely directly correlated to the skills above-mentioned.
I am utterly impatient. If something does not work, I huff and puff. I get heated very quickly - my mum seems to be blaming my Italian blood, or (to be precise) my dad’s Sicilian blood.
Still, this is my biggest shortcoming. Which makes problem solving a tricky subject for me.
So I started using five simple questions that help me move from overwhelm to action.
And with the arrival of my daughter and a whole new set of challenges I had for me, I begrudgingly found myself coming back to this framework.
So I thought I would share it with you.

