Solutions to problems, do you always have it?

It's one of the reasons why I let myself took the course of Information Technology. I am a problem solver. I don't take "I don't know" for an answer as I believe that for every problem there is a corresponding answer/answers. But I am a human and I have limits to how much of a problem I can solve. For some reason others view my way of solving things as not solving the problem at all--on certain problems. Since they only see me sit down in a corner and do other things. An example of this is when the problem can't be solve easily and would take time. For others, they want the problem to be solved in haste. I don't know why, though. I just know that certain problems can be solved without having to stress oneself with over-work and would need a lot of waiting and patience. Maybe it's because of how things go nowadays. We're in an era where everything should be fast that most of us can't keep up with it--like me. Anyways, how do I solve problems? Here's my first step. Lock myself into a room. Turn off all lights, sit down and clear my mind. For some reason, solutions just appear. And contrary to how I solve problems with a lot on my mind, I find many options if I just clear my mind of all things even the problem itself. And if this does not help, I list down things like this: My current problem at hand: "How to leave my pigheaded father and the house the fastest?" Conditions: (1) Take with me my brothers and sister and mother as well. (2) Be able to provide for them for at least 3 years. Maximum: 3 generations ahead. [Yeah, I take things to the extreme] Options: (1) Borrow money in the bank to invest. (2) Work online. (3) Invest my remaining savings on shares. (4) Create an online shop to sell off crafts. etc. Then I list down the options I take to solve the current problem at hand.

Hi friend, every one is facing problems in their life and we are in need to solve all our problems. I am not a great problem solver, but i have the ability to solve all my problems, some times i take suggestions from other people, most of the time i will find solutions for my problems by my self

I think that problems should be faced head on. Pros and cons listed on paper or in your head. I try not to over think it too much or it becomes nearly unsolveable. Your frst instinctual thought is usually best. With more experience the problem solving becomes easier to do.

Nope not always. Sometimes I think that there are problems that I cannot resolved. It would be a very frustrating experience for me when the problem I'm dealing at hand seems to have no solution. But often times, when it seems that you don't have a solution, someone will have come to my aid. And many times, there are many people whom I would seek advice which often times I follow.

I don't have solutions to all the problems, thus sometimes i seek family or friend's help. But before going to them, I usually try to solve it on my won. When it becomes too much of a burden, then i share it with them even if they don't have the right solution. There are problems though that even though I know how to solve it, I just can't apply the solution. I refuse to apply the solution because i think running away from it and time is the best thing to do.

Problem solving is a main thing in computer sciences. Almost every subject there is about solving problems. Take for examples "introduction to computer science" , they teach you a programming language and give you problems to solve. You need to understand the material , how to represent things with the programming language and how to manipulate the information to solve the problem. You have to understand all the definitions , all the tools you got , you need to think about new ideas that are concluded from the given information. When I deal with a problem , I need to understand all of the basic definitions it deals with , I need also to understand basic facts that are true about the problem and I start to play with the facts by combining them and applying them to one another. I get new conclusions and repeat the process again until I prove what I needed. It's like you need to prove something in geometry , you need to consider (1)All of the given facts of the problem and (2) All of the facts that are not given but are also true about the problem. The hard thing starts with number (2)... Some facts that are not given but are still true ... some of them are concluded from the given facts , some of them come from the learning material , some of them come from another material that was not learned...