Product Debug Course Hot

This is an administrative course which would be good for people who have their own business or who run any kind of an organization. I also see it as a good tool for parents. It makes you more aware of observing what is in front of you, and also what is not visible. In other words, what is missing or hidden is as important (or more important) than what is observable. The debug checklist is something you learn to really use, and it is awesome. You can even use that checklist without a meter to find someone's area of distress in life, or one's own. I have had good success with it, and it applies to all of life. Think of how it feels to untangle a super snagged fishing line-- but with ease.

I am able to ask questions and think 'outside the box' instead of accepting false data or wrong explanations for events.

In theory Debug Tech looks great. I had a few wins using it, especially the inspection step of the Debug which seemed to yield fruit quite quickly if one dug in and didn't gloss over it "to get at the meaty stuff." I must have done several hundred hours of False Data Stripping, both giving and receiving. I quite liked FDSing, and had some good wins at it. In my courseroom at ITO it was quite normal for the students to star-rate and drill the issue and FDS each other in the courseroom. Sometimes I would need to step in, but it always seemed to resolve by applying the issue exactly afrter the student had skipped something. I didn't have the same wins at all with Crashing Mis-U Finding, and thought the bulletin was overstated as to its usefulness.