The 4 Pillars of Problem-Solving: 169 Techniques & Hacks to Solve Challenges With Strategic Thinking. Build Relationships and Collaborate With People by Fixing Tough Problems Using Creative Solutions Paperback – 17 Nov. 2023

In "The 4 Pillars of Problem-Solving," Patrick Meyer presents a compelling framework for effective issue resolution. This book's strength lies in Meyer's clear and accessible breakdown of complex problem-solving into four pillars, offering a comprehensive guide for readers of all levels. The inclusion of real-world examples enhances its practicality, showcasing successful applications of these principles. Meyer doesn't shy away from addressing common challenges, providing valuable insights for readers navigating problem-solving complexities. While some sections may lean towards theoretical discussions, they contribute to a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Overall, Meyer's expertise shines through, making "The 4 Pillars of Problem-Solving" a commendable guide for individuals seeking to elevate their approach to addressing challenges in various personal and professional contexts.

Many people out there underestimate the importance of good problem solving skills in every day life. The author here does a great job offering readers a wide range of solutions drawn from personal experience and problems he faced personally. I really learned just how important critical thinking is and how important making the right decision can impact your present and your future. They are not many books out there that go into detail on critical thinking like this book and I highly recommend it.

This book looked very genuine from the glance I gave it before ordering it. I should have looked a bit more closely.It’s a self published book with a lot of generative-text similarities which I’d be very surprised by if any one were to deny it from a place of authority. That being said, I also have no doubt some work went into crafting it together.I’d give it more stars if there was more original thought and content, more references and case studies, more visual aids and graphics.

Well presented, easy to read and understand

Nice

This one is a show-stopper for anyone looking to elevate their problem solving skills. The techniques mentioned in the book offer practical, actionable advice for tackling both personal and professional challenges. I’ve already used some of the strategies to address issues at work, and the results have been incredible. The book’s emphasis on strategic thinking and creativity has helped me approach problems from new angles, making what once seemed insurmountable now manageable.

It’s a useful compendium of terms and principles that are frequently bandied around the work place. It’s given me something to think about and areas to do more research.I will say, the writing style needs some work. Whilst it’s readable, it doesn’t flow all that well.

Cant really say a good thing about this book in all honesty. It really is just a load of gobbledygook. The title and the cover would have you believe this was a book about how one can improve his ability to solve problems, what you get is something much different. It's really more like a manual that outlines different strategies on how to be successful dealing with problems in business? I believe? Something about a fishbone technique. I really don't know. Only took a few hours to read thankfully.