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From Should vs. Good

International Coach Academy

A Coaching Power Tool By Paul Crabtree, Positive Attitude Coach, UNITED KINGDOM From Should vs. Good “I should go to the gym tomorrow.” “I ought to call my aunt who’s sick.” “I have to finish this power tool this weekend.” “Should” statements are an example of Cognitive Distortions, irrational thoughts, and beliefs that we all have in some form and to some extent.

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Our Guide to Writing Effective Problem Statements

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In any field of research or innovation, problem statements serve as the foundation for making progress and finding solutions. Without a clear understanding of the problem at hand, it becomes nearly impossible to devise effective strategies or propose viable solutions. In this guide, we will explore the importance of problem statements, highlight key elements of a strong statement, discuss the steps to writing a compelling one, and point out common mistakes to avoid.