The Minto Pyramid Principle PDF

Chapter 17 | Quotes From Pages 155-160 1.A problem represents a gap between what you have and what you want, that gap did not arise in a vacuum. 2.Understanding the history of their development is essential both to pinpointing the nature of the gap and to grasping its significance. 3.To solve the problem, one has to identify the causes of the gap and determine the steps required to close it. 4.The steps in your solution will derive from these frameworks, and would likely cover fixing the list and/or the script and/or the delivery. 5.You use the Problem Definition Framework as the first step in the problem-solving process, as well as the first step in building a pyramid of the ideas that will communicate the solution.