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Ever noticed how the best solutions come from asking the *opposite* question?
Take this: A wife wanted her husband home by 11 PM, so she locked him out after that time. Backfired. He just stopped coming home at all. Then she flipped the script—"If you're not home by 11, I'll sleep with the door open." Suddenly, he was punctual every night.
Positive thinking asks: "How do I control this outcome?"
Reverse thinking asks: "What does the other person actually fear or want?"
Or the ATM story. Guy's stuck waiting until dawn for repairs. Instead of reporting the malfunction, he calls the bank saying the machine is *dispensing extra cash*. Maintenance arrived in 5 minutes.
Problem framing changes everything. When you're stuck, try inverting the incentive structure. Don't ask "What do I need?" Ask "What does the other party need?" Not "How do I win?" but "What's already in their interest?"
Most people operate on surface-level logic. The outliers? They think backwards.