Process of resolving a specific problem
Problem helps to enhance your ability to live life happily. 
Yes, it looks stupid when somebody says something like 
this, but it is true. If you say, “How?” I explain how:

When there is a problem in one's life, he tries to solve 
it.  Once he solves the problem, the satisfaction of 
solving the problem, which he feels, has no words. You can 
see it in his eyes, on his face, in his footsteps, and not 
the least all around where he is. So tell me, it works? So 
never give up in your life. Live the life with problem, 
because life's other name is problem. No one on the earth 
says he or she has no problem. One who does not say, "I 
have problem but try hard to solve the problem," is the 
person who lives life happily.  There are two systems of 
solving the particular problems.  One is: Solve 
intuitively. Two is: Solve systematically. From my point of 
view, solving the problem systematically is much easier, 
more balanced, and logical. To solve the problem 
systematically, there are some instructions like 
relaxing head for some time, think on problem and the 
solution. One must not mix two things together in such a 
way that you can not differentiate them. If essential, 
there should be different solutions for different problems. 
In solving problem systematically, one comes across five 
types of questions or we can view it as steps to solve the 
problem. They are:
1 What are the sources of problem.  It means “establish the 
goal”:
“To live is to have problems and to solve problems is to 
grow intellectually.” (J. P. Guilford) No problem exists in 
the absence of an objective. We need to know exactly what 
and where we want to arrive at in order for us to properly 
determine our track and direction. Knowing our direction is 
an important aspect in problem solving, as what Diana Ross 
said, “Do you know where you’re going to?”
2 What the problem is exactly, means “identify and define 
the problem”:
“Microsoft is company that manages imagination” (Bill 
Gates). It is definitely related to imagination i.e. asking 
ourselves what is the problem and to seek to understand 
more why we think there is the problem is recognized what 
caused it in order for us to get an objective. 
3 What are the solutions of problem, means “set your 
priorities”:
“The best way to get a good idea is to get a lot of ideas” 
(Linus Pauling). Bifurcation between which solutions 
are “must” and which are “want” is difficult task. The 
solution which must be taken to solve the problem is listed 
out. Therefore it is said that “the only joy in the world 
is to begin” (Cesare Pavese). 
4. Which solution is best among all, means “brainstorm for 
solution”:
“That human mind is like a parachute – it functions better 
when it is open.” (Cole’s Rules) As per this narration, I 
can say that brainstorm for the solution to the problem is 
must. When you ask for the opinion of others, you can 
decide upon what to do and don’t.
5. What action to be taken to solve the problem, 
means “plan your course of action”:
“It is not enough to just do your best or work hard. You 
must know what to work on” (W. Edwards Deming). Plan your 
course of action with regard to the resources needed to 
implement the solution. In Living a Life That Matters, 
Harold S. Kushner (the Massachusetts rabbi whose best 
selling books include When Bad Things Happen to Good 
People) suggests that the most successful lives are the 
ones that most effectively manage and resolve that problem.

In a nutshell, to solve a particular problem, Rene 
Descartes says that “It is not enough to have a good mind; 
the main thing is to use it well.”

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USING THE BALANCE AT FIRST WEIGH 6 BALLS TAKING 3 AT EACH
SIDE OF BALANCE. IF BOTH ARE EQUAL U R LEFT WITH ONLY TWO
BALLS AND WEIGHING THEM IN 2ND ATTEMPT U WILL KNOW WHICH ONE
IS LESSER. eLSE IF IN THE FIRST WEIGH ONW WOULD BE LESSER.
FROM THESE 3 BALLS TAKE ONLY TWO BALLS AT PUT IT IN BALANCE.
U WILL KNOW WHICH ONE IS LIGHTER