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[header] How to think for yourself [title] Tackle one problem each day. [step] Everyone faces problems or issues in their day-to-day lives, whether it's who to vote for, what job offer to accept, or how to deal with a family member. Each day, break one of these problems down in your free time.

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  1. [substeps] Identify the problem and decide whether or not it's something you have control over, like what job offer you accept or your aunt refusing to get help for a medical issue. If you can't control it, don't dwell on it.
  2. Then, go ahead and sit down and address one of them all at once. [substeps] You can even make a list of the following ideas about how you can address each problem.
  3. [substeps] It's okay to have one problem every day, but it's important to address multiple. It's not your job to completely fix someone else's problems.
  4. [step] Come up with lists in your head that you can live with, write them down, and then break them down in some form. Make a checklist for each one of these things you need to look at, and refer to it whenever you need to.

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