What's Your Problem?: Having Trouble Identifying it? REFRAME IT AND SOLVE IT

by Frank Daley

WHAT’S YOUR PROBLEM? Have trouble identifying it?REFRAME IT AND SOLVE IT!This book can IDENTIFY any problem you have in less than 30 minutes. (Maybe 20!)Then you can solve it.

"We all have personal or professional problems we think we can't solve."

That's not really accurate, but we do agonize over them and lose sleep.

We don’t have to.BUT we DO need to reframe the question before we can address our problem.THE 1st STEP IN SOLVING A PROBLEM? IDENTIFY IT! Then we can solve it. THERE ARE THREE EASY STEPS TO IDENTIFY YOUR PROBLEM!This book shows you how to blast through all of them in one sitting.

Emotional blocks that stop you from identifying the exact problem.Hidden psychological biases that prevent problem identification.Poor thinking habits that camouflage the real problem.What's Your Problem? clarifies what you must know BEFORE you try to solve any problem.(What you think, feel, guess or hope the problem is, does not help and is not relevant.)YOU CAN'T CRACK A PROBLEM UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS.That makes sense, right?Get this book, ID your problem, and stop worrying. AMAZON REVIEWS FOR THIS BOOK.This book is exactly the same as the first edition.All the reviews of it can be seen But here are SOME reviews!

“An actionable method to framing a problem”Enables you to think in a new and constructive way.”An easy step-by-step Socratic approach to knowing yourself.“It’s strange when you read something you should have thought of yourself. “Cuts through psychological mazes that stop us from "seeing" the real problem.”HOW DO I KNOW THIS WORKS?I CAN PROVE IT!It’ll cost you a coffee and a donut to prove it for yourself.And it’ll change the way you approach problems in life.Take a chance! Go Ahead, Be Brave.You won't regret it!Check what other people have to say!

29 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 17, 2020

About the author

My name is Frank Daley.

I’m an ex college and Univ. prof of English, theater, psychology, and communication. Acted as a Dean of Communications for years too. Former journalist and radio and TV writer, program creator, host, etc.

My non-fiction expertise and publishing is the self-dev field specializing in Self-Knowledge.

I have several short books on that subject on Amazon getting 4/5-star reviews. They have been unpromoted for some time. That's changing now.

I’ll have maybe 10 more coming in this series.

Those short books are sometimes taken from my much longer book WAY (Who Are You and What Are You Doing Here: The Way to Know Yourself and Get What you Want).
That book also has two workbooks, one for the general reader and one for at-risk students and their frantic parents.


My fiction so far consists of five short stories which I am using as lead generators for my start EM list for fiction.

Following that, I have a novella, Murder in Moscow: The Oblast Court Trial; and a historical adventure novel set in 1660 during the French/Indian wars. Think the Canadian Alamo.

I’m married, have two children, five grandchildren, and a small Golden Doodle named Gracie who looks like a Poodle but knows she’s a Retriever.

I live in Waterloo in southern Ontario. Ex-Toronto and Caledon.