On one hand, the bigger the problem, the tougher it seems. On the other hand, the bigger the problem, the more people are effected and the more potential help you have to recruit. Once people are invested in a problem they are much more likely to care about solving it.
If a problem is too big to wrap your arms around, find more arms to help you.
Sometimes all you need to do is ask.
-- Douglas Brent Smith
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