How to Articulate a “Problem”

By:  Richard Caro   |  Posted: March 26, 2014   |  Updated: April 5, 2023

 

At our last Meetup (3/19/14) we spent a lot of time talking about how to articulate a “problem” in a useful way that can lead to solutions and effective brainstorming. We also tested out the process by having participants stand up and discuss the “problem” they care about with the circle. This article is a reference to remind everyone how to articulate a “problem”.

Below is a video of the part of the meeting dealing with How to articulate a Problem. And some example “problem discussions”.

Articulate a problem so people can solve it

 

Discussing real problems seniors have

If you want to see examples of the actual discussion about specific problems, here are two.

 

 

 

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