The simplest solution

No matter how complicated your problem or project is, focus on finding the absolute simplest solution. It's important, however, to not confuse finding the simplest solution with simplifying your entire problem.

So actually thinking of the simplest solution to the road block in your problem, or even the project at hand. Don't find something that's gonna make the entire problem, just the roadblock. And then work your way up from there.

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Break it down

Look at each of the attributes of your problem, one by one. Breaking it down into small pieces allows you to look at each attribute individually, and helps you to discover areas of your problem that you weren't looking at.

Disect your problem, and analysis each and everyone of them and see how each part of your problem plays out. Also see what the ups, and downs of your problem. And break it down in parts, clouds, or however you want to break it down. Also at the same time it may also make you see the real creativity that you have.

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