No, I am not talking about the international study on leadership
that looked at a whole bunch of different cultures. For the
GLOBE study, here is the link.  How do you see problems? One
sided, one dimensional, two, 3, ....?  How do you perceive
solutions? One size fits all, "If you only have a hammer then
everything is a nail," single shot, going overboard?  One of the
many things I have found about many of the different problem
solvers I have met or read about is the ability to axisize a
problem. Don’t look up the word, you won’t find it. I made it
up; I needed a word to show what I am meaning.  In a figurative
way, put the problem on an axis and spin it. Does the problem
look the same from another direction? If the problem is found to
be a little different, is it possible that a different solution
could make a better outcome than the one you thought was the
only one? If you can make the problem into a 3-D model and
investigate it from another point of view, there might be some
answers that could solve the c