how to reframe a problemProblem Formulation
Problem Reframing: Solve the Right Problem, Not the First One
Reframing a problem means restating it several different ways before solving it, because the first framing you reach for quietly decides which solutions you can even see. Write the problem at least three ways — change the subject, the verb, the assumed goal — and a better, often easier solution usually appears in a frame you didn't start with.