"Problem solving is a key component of mental agility, and there is a way to hone problem-solving ability. When facing challenges, rather than adopt the first viable response you consider, pause and take time to consider all viable options. You might get lucky and come up with a great solution immediately, but you might not. There could be an even better response, which unless you take the time to consider alternative options, and potentially garner feedback and suggestions from others, you’ll never know. As you practise thinking broadly rather than focusing on one possible response, you’ll learn the skills required to grasp new ideas quickly and push through complexity, which are both factors that support mental agility."
-- Gemma Leigh Roberts
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