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.Jocko Willink's take on detachment in problem solving: - Step outside the problem before you try to solve it, you can't see clearly from inside it - Most problems only need a small adjustment, detachment shows you where - "Roger that. No factor. Move on." Save reactions for what... show more

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Chuck1 month ago

@jockowillink Clear thinking sounds like this: nothing fancy just the breakdown of an issue into what is important... or not. Worth the listen

Adam Blair1 month ago

@jockowillink Gibberish. Over-respond to every problem and watch them disappear. Consider your attention a trusted source and solve the deeper issue so issues avoid you.

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