CorkScrew Solutions: Learn the 4-Step Process ALL Great Leaders Use to Solve Impossible Problems

 What separates good leaders from great leaders?

 Their ability to think outside the box and find ingenious solutions to gnarly dilemmas. Great thinkers like Winston Churchill, Eli Goldratt and Roger L. Martin, a side from being hugely influential people, all had one thing in common. When faced with a perplexing professional dilemma, they used two simple techniques to make all their important decisions. Author Clarke Ching calls these techniques ‘Corkscrew Solutions.' Winston Churchill employed Corkscrew Solutions just as WW1 was about to begin. He was faced with a huge professional dilemma; preparing the British Navy to win a war against Germany. He had to decide whether Britain's navy should (a) stick with coal-powered ships or (b) switch to new, more powerful oil-fueled ships. From the outside, it looked like a lose/lose situation. Oil-powered ships would be more powerful, but at the time there wasn't a reliable and secure fuel supply.