Problem Solved: The Leader's Guide to Identifying Symptoms, Making a Diagnosis, and Writing a Curable Plan.

Copyright © 2019Darryl L. Grant & Lawanne’ S. Grant

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ISBN: 978-0-359-77947-5

Library of Congress Control Number: 2019943302

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Table of Contents

Dedication

Introduction

Step 1: Acknowledge the Problem

Step 2: Make an Appointment

Step 3: Identify the Symptoms

Step 4: Give a Diagnosis

Step 5: Prescribe the Plan

Step 6: Schedule Follow-Ups

Step 7: Adjust the Prescription

Step 8: Make a Referral to the Specialist

Conclusion

About the Authors:

Awards & Special Recognition

About the Authors:

Awards & Special Recognition

References

Dedication

This book is dedicated to those who are committed to the process of discovering the solution to problems.

Introduction

The United States Census Bureau (2011) reports that 30% of the population has earned a bachelor’s degree or higher. Only 2% of this sub-population hold doctorate degrees. Many consider the 2% to be extremely brilliant or adept individuals who are acutely proficient in everything they do. This is far from the reality of those who make up the 2%. The truth is, we don’t have all of the answers, we’re not versed in every subject, and there’s no mental database that taps into the absolute solution for worldwide epidemics.

We share this misnomer because we’ve discovered that those in the 2% are considered scholars