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Mastering Problem Solving: First Principles Thinking

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Nitin Mathur

1:09:58

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  • 1 - Introduction and Overview.mp4
    06:38
  • 2 - How we usually think.mp4
    09:27
  • 3 - An alternative way of thinking.mp4
    12:22
  • 4 - Applying First Principles Thinking.mp4
    19:53
  • 5 - First Principles in action.mp4
    20:20
  • 6 - Conclusion.mp4
    01:18
  • 1 - First Principles Thinking.html
  • Description


    How to think better, unlock creativity and innovation, and create smart new solutions for the most difficult problems

    What You'll Learn?


    • How we think and solve problems - thinking by analogy
    • Limitations of thinking by analogy
    • A better way of thinking to solve problems - First Principles Thinking
    • How to Apply First Principles thinking to solve problems
    • Examples of First Principles Thinking in action

    Who is this for?


  • This course is for anyone who wants to get better at thinking and problem solving, irrespective of the nature of the problem
  • What You Need to Know?


  • This course requires no prior knowledge, skills or background. It does not require access to any tools, equipment etc either.
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    Description

    We face different problems in our personal and professional lives. When faced with a problem we usually try to look for patterns and solve them using solutions we or others have tried before. We therefore often end up with solutions that do not help. Sometimes they even worsen the problem.

    First Principles Thinking is a great way of making big decisions that have a huge impact. It helps us separate the symptoms - what we see and feel, from the disease - what is really causing the problem. This helps us to come up with better solutions. It encourages creativity and innovation and yields results that are often game changing and transformational.

    This course is designed to help you learn how you can use first principles thinking to transform the way you live and work. It looks at how people usually think? what is the problem with thinking this way? How you can think differently? How thinking differently will lead to better decisions. It provides a step by step guide to applying first principles thinking to decision making. Using easy to understand examples, frameworks and approaches, it makes understanding the concepts, and applying them extremely intuitive. It also illustrates how First Principles Thinking has been used to change the way things are done and create great impact - like reducing the cost of space travel by 90%!

    Who this course is for:

    • This course is for anyone who wants to get better at thinking and problem solving, irrespective of the nature of the problem

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    Nitin Mathur
    Nitin Mathur
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    Nitin Mathur has over 23 years of experience across Strategy, Marketing and Sales. He's built a number of teams and organizations from scratch, helping them grow fast and be more profitable.  He has  significant experience in building  cutting edge analytics and research practices that drive improvements in the efficiency and effectiveness of organizations across a wide range of industries and organizations. He is passionate about helping people be the best they can and regularly coaches and mentors entrepreneurs and students. He consults start-ups and investors on Strategy and Marketing.  He has been an Entrepreneur and also advises and mentors budding entrepreneurs, managers and leaders and consults the executive leadership teams, boards and investors of start up organizations.
    Students take courses primarily to improve job-related skills.Some courses generate credit toward technical certification. Udemy has made a special effort to attract corporate trainers seeking to create coursework for employees of their company.
    • language english
    • Training sessions 6
    • duration 1:09:58
    • Release Date 2024/01/05