Seek a question

Instead of focusing on trying to find a solution to your situation or problem, ask questions about it. The more you explore through questions, the more likely you are to stumble on a good idea.

Asking a lot of questions about your own problem should, and realize, and breakdown everything. And seeing you own nuts & bolts, all this should give you a chance to analyze, break it down and then solve everything from there. Again once realizing what the problem was. By asking yourself a lot of questions.

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Ask “what if?”

Ask yourself "What if?" at least seven times and try to answer each time differently. What if you combined ideas? What if you flipped something? What if?

This is kinda interesting this statement is saying that you should take your idea and keep asking yourself what if, and see if you can see how many different ways can you change and give yourself different ideas. 

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