Flexible Thinking and Problem Solving

What is the main purpose of Flexible Thinking as introduced in the story?

• To help solve problems in new ways

• To make thoughts more rigid

• To strengthen deep roots

• To avoid changes

How are rigid oak trees described in the story?

• They have strong, deep roots but can snap in strong winds

• They can bend up to 50 degrees without breaking

• They are bendable and adaptable

• They have thin, spaghetti-like roots

What is a key benefit of thinking like a palm tree?

• It helps you remain calm during changes

• It makes you more rigid

• It ensures you never have to adapt

• It prevents any change from happening

Why is it important to start the day with words of motivation?

• To ensure the day goes as planned

• To avoid any changes

• To make the day predictable

• To prepare the mind to handle anything

What is a good strategy when your original plan doesn't work?

• Stick to the original plan

• Ignore the problem

• Have a backup plan ready

• Avoid making any plans

How can changing your routine help with flexible thinking?

• It helps train your mind to adapt

• It ensures you never face challenges

• It keeps everything predictable

• It makes you more rigid

What should you do if your soccer ball is flat?

• Find another way to play, like using a paper ball

• Get upset and stop playing

• Wait for someone to fix it

• Avoid playing soccer

Why is trying new experiences beneficial?

• It makes you more rigid

• It limits your options

• It ensures you never face challenges

• It gives you more options in the future

What is encouraged to enhance problem-solving skills?

• Sticking to what you know

• Avoiding challenges

• Ignoring problems

• Being creative and seeing different uses for things

What mindset should you adopt when facing a challenge?

• Think like a palm tree

• Ignore the challenge

• Think like a rigid oak tree

• Avoid the challenge