Merging creativity with practical strategies involves structured exploration and collaboration. Begin with open brainstorming sessions to generate a range of ideas without constraints. Next, evaluate these ideas for feasibility, using criteria aligned with the project’s goals and constraints. Break the problem into smaller, manageable parts, fostering creative solutions for each while maintaining focus on the bigger picture. Encourage diverse perspectives by involving team members with different skills and backgrounds, combining imaginative thinking with grounded insights. Continuously iterate on ideas, blending innovation with actionable steps, ensuring solutions are both inventive and implementable.

Break down the problem into smaller components to identify root causes. Use brainstorming sessions to gather creative solutions without judgment. Look at how similar challenges are addressed in other fields for inspiration.

- Accept the situation and have a sincere heart and positive mindset. - Start from top priority and critical issue/problem - Have a timeline and deadline and monitor regularly - Have a regular daily/weekly/monthly meeting to discuss obstacle and target. Reach out to superior if needed. - Have a company target/KPI, department target and individual target. Monitor regularly. - Trust each other and work together and have a mindset together we can definitely. - Beside of hard work, also give thanks and appreciate in every single problem solved and always surrender to God.

Be clear on the problem to solve, brainstorm, filter and then iterate. Then road test for practicality after you’ve slept on it a few times!

You have to understand the goal or what you want to accomplish; what is your output? Then, you can begin to understand what your blockers or obstacles are and define the challenge. Second, you have to understand the tools at-hand. Is this something you can throw more human resources at? Is it something you can automate? Does it require some of both? Once you understand the playing field, you then look to other similar problems and how they were solved. Are there existing methodologies and techniques that you can apply? If so, how can you best implement them? If there are no analogues, then work with colleagues to break the problem into smaller, solvable chunks. Then, using diversity of perspective and opinion, work towards a solution.