How do you look at problems? Do you feel resentment? Do you see opportunity? Do you wish the problem would just go away?
We can choose so many different ways of looking at an existing problem, but however we look at it the problem remains.
Every problem is a reminder of life's bittersweet complexity and magnificence.
LIfe is worth it, and the problem is worth solving.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
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