The key idea
Plain-language guide
One problem first or a phased plan
Having several problems does not mean they should all be solved at the same time.
Three practical points
- One problem is best when it carries the biggest impact and enough information already exists.
- A phased plan is useful when several leaks are connected.
- In both cases, one concrete first priority is required.
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