I have a confession, I’ve always been a BIG believer in “focus on solutions, not problems” and it’s served me VERY well. However, I feel the last 2 years I got very distracted and became absorbed with problems.
The result?
Catastrophic! Just 2 months ago I changed my focus (on my Birthday) and cut out lots of negative energies and re-aligned my focus PURELY on happiness.
The result?
AMAZING! Everything seemed to change almost over night. Im not exaggerating.
So, here’s the lesson to walk away with. There is absolutely NO problem in this world (Yes, I mean NO problem) that doesn’t have a solution. Period. You can argue with me all you want, I won’t budge on this.
The difference is that sometimes the solution is HARD to accept or do. Oh well, suck it up…
As long as there is SOMETHING you can do, FIGHT for it – GO FIGHT and get it and fix it. But whatever you do, always think… Solutions, not Problems!
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Pretty interesting!
You are very right. The World can only move ahead through searching for solutions of whatever problems confront us.
Thank you Anik! Merry Christmas to you and your Family, my friend! I’m sure that you know this too… It is through the Power of our loving God and His Son Jesus that provides all of us with the solutions we find. Peace and love in our hearts to all for the better world that we all deserve to live in! Thank you! Best wishes for a Healthy and Prosperous New Year!
Awesome point Anik. It is easy to get caught up in the emotion of the moment and forget this piece of advice. Thanks for the reminder…
~John Kaye
When you see only challenges, you discover solutions. When you are thankful for the challenges, you feel momentum instead of stress. 🙂
I agree that behind every problem stands decision. Even can stand more than one solution. The choice depends on the person. If you do not solve the problems immediately they are increasing. So that we must to fight.
Think about the solution not the problem is the way to go
Absolutely, It’s always a matter of attitude! Your altitude depends on your attitude. 🙂 Thank you Anik, sometimes I forget this too. 🙂
Totally agree. A few years ago I decided to stop listening to radio station X because I heard a lot of “A suicide bomber blast has killed 6 in y…” and “With a growing escalation of fighting in the z…” all day long. I was getting depressed! After I stopped having that station on for 12 hours a day, I felt much better! I do listen now and then just to catch up on things. Now my focus has changed and I am able to sort out a lot of problems I have encountered.