Problems come in many forms. How we look at them matters.
While one person might see a failed goal, another might see the same situation as a valuable piece of learning, or progress toward a larger goal.
Some problems are poorly framed expectations. Whatever we'd been expecting was inaccurate and maybe even unreasonable. That we didn't get what we expected was not because of a problem, but because of what we expected that never had a chance.
If a problem seems unsolvable it is worth at least asking: was my expectation off on this? Is it really a problem at all? Or is it an opportunity to check your perspective and celebrate your learning?
-- doug smith
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