What happens to little problems that are left alone?
They get bigger. They turn more complicated. They grow nasty roots. They require even larger interventions.
The time to solve that problem is now.
If you let a problem go long enough you just get a bigger problem.
And that's not what you want.
The time to solve that problem is when? Now!
-- Doug Smith
Saturday, October 31, 2015
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