This document discusses the focus of most blogs being on problems rather than solutions. It notes that while problems are analyzed in most blogs, only about 1% take a solution-focused, problem-centered approach. The document encourages focusing on solutions, progress, and the future rather than just problems and the past. It suggests this space could offer a solution-oriented perspective and invites the reader to engage with ideas presented to build on them.

1. Why? Your Text Here create this

2. 5% of blogs are about S OLUTIONS S OLUTION FOCUSED P ROBLEM CENTRED

3. Ok, maybe I’m exaggerating …

4. it’s actually 1% S OLUTION FOCUSED P ROBLEM CENTRED

5. What we hear: Problems Analysis of Problems a Focus on the Past Academic Impulses

6. What we want to hear: Solutions Progress Focus on the Future Pragmatic Impulses

7. BUT …

8. Houston, we have a problem!

11. THIS SPACE IS one SOLUTION

12. So grab my feed. And visit this space. Say “Yes!”. And hear other perspectives. Say “And”. And build on my ideas.

13. THANKYOU ! Geoff Brown Tangent Consulting Slides inspired by Presentation Zen (Garr Reynolds. New Riders, 2008) – Forward by Guy Kawasaki