Do you think that life has an inner sense of humor?
I do. It seems like some of my biggest problems are the points of leverage I need to get where I need to go. I would not choose to make it that way (who likes big problems?) and yet when I can clearly see the goal in the problem it moves me where I need to go.
Do you have a big problem that's driving you crazy? Are you challenged more than ever before? Is there a big problem that is on your mind all the time?
That big problem may be your best platform to grow.
Grow with it.
-- Doug Smith
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
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