First, you never want to force the issue and try to make something up on the fly. I teach the following 3-step process, which has saved me and my clients a number of time:
- First, do a quick recap of where you are and what you found; restate hypothesis if needed. This should give you time to think; if still stuck, move to next
- Second, go back to the framework and explain what has been done; restate hypothesis if needed. This should give you even more time to think; if still stuck, more to next
- Third, ask for a minute to gather your thoughts. When done, come back with a framework to move forward
Getting stuck is normal, it's happened to just about everyone at least once. Key is to not panick, remain focused and structured. Good luck
First, you never want to force the issue and try to make something up on the fly. I teach the following 3-step process, which has saved me and my clients a number of time:
- First, do a quick recap of where you are and what you found; restate hypothesis if needed. This should give you time to think; if still stuck, move to next
- Second, go back to the framework and explain what has been done; restate hypothesis if needed. This should give you even more time to think; if still stuck, more to next
- Third, ask for a minute to gather your thoughts. When done, come back with a framework to move forward
Getting stuck is normal, it's happened to just about everyone at least once. Key is to not panick, remain focused and structured. Good luck