Unfortunately for the author, it would then become apparent that this approach is just something that sounds great for a blog post and has little to no practica

Unfortunately for the author, it would then become apparent that this approach is just something that sounds great for a blog post and has little to no practical value. The advice isn't even consistent. He says that you need to break things down into a "one-word" problem, because anything bigger than that is too hard and abstract. And yet, his little template to fill out "I don't have a ___ problem, I have a ___ problem" gets filled out with single words in each instance! "I don't have an acceptance problem. I have a communication problem". The latter is somehow preferred to the former. Why?