Do you have all the help you need to solve your biggest problem?
When I have a problem that I'm struggling to solve, many times I discover that the reason is that I have not yet found the right person to help me. That ace who was so helpful with the last problem, that team that got it all done -- they may still be lacking a missing piece of wisdom, inspiration, or skill to address the current situation.
Sometimes I just need to find that one person who is best equipped to take that problem on.
Not alone, but in harmony with the efforts already being made. When the right person shows up, it can make all the difference in the world.
Maybe that's true for you.
You may only be one person away from solving that problem.
Are you looking?
-- Doug Smith
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