Start with WHY, but why stop there?
Ever wondered how a simple WHY can unravel the deepest mysteries?
Dive into the "5 times why method“: A problem-solving technique to get to the root cause.
But what if you push boundaries? Go for 10 or 100 times? You could end up in a never-ending loop of WHYS and risk over-analyzing.
Imagine this:
"Why did the machine stop?“
"Because it overheated."
„Why?“
"Faulty part."
„Why?“
"Supplier issue."
„Why?“
"Budget cuts."
„Why?“
"Decreased sales."
...and on it goes! 🔄
Like a curious child, you can keep asking 'why', but there's a point where answers might circle back or become redundant.
So, next time you face a challenge, harness the power of WHY. But remember, it's a tool, not a treadmill! Use it wisely to uncover truths, not to run in circles.
