Do you have problems that hide?
For me, that can be hard to say, because if they're hiding, I might not know they're there.
And when they hide it tends to be because of my own unwillingness or inability to see them. Maybe they are problems because of something I've done. Maybe they're problems because I've something I've left undone.
Problems have a way of hiding behind our weakness.
To find the problem requires us to expose and deal with that weakness. That's not fun. That's not easy. It's just necessary.
Centered problem solvers work through their weaknesses and find their hidden problems.
What's hiding from you?
-- Doug Smith
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The mastery of problem solving begins with the mastery of self. -- doug smith
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