Have you thought about it? Since the day they cut the cord you have been solving problems. One of your first problems was hunger but you couldn't talk. You used baby sounds and movement to communicate to your mom that you needed food. Some time later you felt something different in your diaper. Again you had to make it known that you needed cleaning, mission accomplished.
You solved the problems of rolling over, sitting up, standing up, balance, and walking. You even learned a language to solve your communication deficit.
Now days, you wake up and get food to solve your hunger problem. You hopefully clean up your body to solve BO. You have to have a plan to get to work/school and handle whatever life gives you.
Whether you call them problems or challenges, they will be there as long as your time on Earth. As you grow your problems will get more complex. Also, as you grow you should develop more skills and resources to solve more problems. You should also develop at the same time, more capacity to handle not only your problems but, also extend a helping hand to others.
You can’t afford to live your life waiting for “that” problem to go away. As soon as it is gone another problem will take its place. This is not something to loathe, Being a problem solver is something to embrace and celebrate. This is life, enjoy it.
The late Jim Rohn said “Don't wish it was easier, wish you were better. Don't wish for less problems, wish for more skills. Don't wish for less challenge, wish for more wisdom.”
You have to grow bigger than your problems. Power on Fastlaners.
You solved the problems of rolling over, sitting up, standing up, balance, and walking. You even learned a language to solve your communication deficit.
Now days, you wake up and get food to solve your hunger problem. You hopefully clean up your body to solve BO. You have to have a plan to get to work/school and handle whatever life gives you.
Whether you call them problems or challenges, they will be there as long as your time on Earth. As you grow your problems will get more complex. Also, as you grow you should develop more skills and resources to solve more problems. You should also develop at the same time, more capacity to handle not only your problems but, also extend a helping hand to others.
You can’t afford to live your life waiting for “that” problem to go away. As soon as it is gone another problem will take its place. This is not something to loathe, Being a problem solver is something to embrace and celebrate. This is life, enjoy it.
The late Jim Rohn said “Don't wish it was easier, wish you were better. Don't wish for less problems, wish for more skills. Don't wish for less challenge, wish for more wisdom.”
You have to grow bigger than your problems. Power on Fastlaners.
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