Identify Possible Alternatives

It is essential to think of as any solutions and alternatives to a problem as possible. You can be assured that the final decision is the best alternative when you have weight and scrutinized all options. There are a lot of creative ways to come up with solutions and alternatives: Brain storming, fish bone, cause and effect analysis, SWOT analysis, plan-do-check-act (PDCA0, relational words, repeatable questions and bullet-proofing. Do not be concerned if the idea will work or not, just generate as , any ideas as you can. Suspend judgment and don’t inhibit the group by saying, “It’s a silly idea, it won’t work.” Go beyond defeatist attitudes. Record all suggestions, even far-out or “crazy” ideas, and take fast notes, so that no one feels inhibited.