Problems don't care if you're ready to solve them.
They just keep on bringing you what you do not want. There is no universal force working to correct problems for you. It's up to you. You've got to focus, stay alert, and get started. You might need to roll up your sleeves. You might need to make a call. You might need to make several calls.
Problems don't care if you're ready to solve them. And, they don't get better until you do.
-- Doug Smith
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Thursday, November 24, 2016
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