For growth and self-development, there are so many opinions.
The important thing is to learn by myself through execution.
So today, I want to summarize what I feel and what is important to me, and establish my own principles.

1. Define the problem

let x;

First, define the problem.
The purpose of defining the problem is to identify the gap between my current state and my desired future state, so I can work towards narrowing it.
During the process of defining the problem, it is important to acknowledge both internal and external factors with extreme realism.

2. Think about solutions

function solve(x) {
	//logic
	return result;
}

Find solutions to the problem through logical thinking.
Most problems tend to have more than one solution. Choose the one where the gap between the "fundamental solution" and the "currently feasible solution" is the smallest.
Solutions must be backed by evidence, and this evidence should be something I can explain clearly in writing or verbally.

3. Execute the solution

while (true) {
	solve(x);
}

Execute the solution I thought about to solve the problem.
It is important to execute as quickly as possible.

+ Detail

Repetition

If I have solved the problem once, I need to repeat the cycle until I achieve satisfactory results.
People who have never tried dieting before are much more likely to succeed than those who have tried it once.
Execution is not a one-time thing; it is an endless loop.

Reflection

I need to record these precious moments and processes instead of letting them evaporate.
Recording allows me to judge the past problem most objectively and realistically.

Antifragile

The future variable x is unpredictable
But the function f(x) that takes x as a parameter can be prepared.
It is the most ideal structure for growth.

Mind

Practice is like a real battle, and a real battle is like practice.
What doesn't kill me makes me stronger.

Problem Solving