Bzogramming β’ 45 implied HN points β’ 15 Feb 25
- Asking good questions is key to solving problems. Starting with simple, unrelated questions helps narrow down possibilities and find better answers.
- Simplicity is usually better, but complexity can sneak in. Adding constraints to a problem can reduce options quickly, so it's important to manage them wisely.
- Being too picky when looking for solutions or people can backfire. Sometimes itβs better to adapt and make things work with what's available, instead of searching for the perfect fit.