Though nothing in this world works perfectly therefore you should not let a minor problem demoralize you. Greet and entertain your problems with an open hand. Problem is a measurement device to measure not how far but how well things are going. It shows you some elements that are not functioning properly, so that you can think of ways to find solutions.
It might sound somehow funny or illogical to you that welcoming your problems is a good think. You may even think this is ironic but sincerely speaking nothing is as good as welcoming your problems when they visit you. Majority of people do fail to entertain and welcome their problems when they knock at their doors. Problems are like honourable guests who visit you but people try to avoid problems at all costs.
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I will urge you to always see problems that arise as an opportunity for you to identify and fix some issues that are not working as they should be. That's why successful people feel glad when face with problems because they know that there is surely positivity and benefits into facing problems facing them. There are three (3) major reasons and benefits why you welcoming your problems is very important.
=> YOU LEARN A LESSON: What makes man a better person? It is series of lessons he has learnt from problems he has overcome. From any problem you face in this world, you will surely learn one or two lessons. However, learning lesson or lessons is not only sufficient because you have to implement those lessons in order to be successful. For example, a student who knows that whenever he fails to prepare 2 weeks before the exam, he does score poor grades and the student keep studying 5 days to the exam. He has learnt a lesson but failed to change for better.
=> IT SHOWS YOU WHAT TO FIX PROPERLY: Welcoming problems points out what is not working properly and need to be fixed. As said earlier, nothing runs perfectly in this world. Your problem should be welcomed if truly you want to succeed and overcome such problems. See yourself as your problem likewise see yourself as the solution. Problem points out your fault to be fixed, it is an opportunity for you to look at ways you can solve the problems.
=> IT IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT: Running away or avoiding of problems will never give rooms for improvement. Welcoming your problems tells you this one is not working which gives you an opportunity to put things at their right places. Problems give rooms for improvement, never turn blind eye to this opportunity because there are many people who are aware of their problems but do nothing to improve. Take the chance to sit down, look into where things have gone wrong and how to process new direction for a better result.
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That's why I love football, it is not just for fun. You learn a lot from it, a defeated coach after a match will say "you learn from defeat then you come back and you beat opponents next time". This shows that problems and failures are not the end of the road for you. They are just merely obstacles alongside the road in your journey way.
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It might sound somehow funny or illogical to you that welcoming your problems is a good think. You may even think this is ironic but sincerely speaking nothing is as good as welcoming your problems when they visit you. Majority of people do fail to entertain and welcome their problems when they knock at their doors. Problems are like honourable guests who visit you but people try to avoid problems at all costs.
RELATED POST: SEE YOURSELF AS YOUR PROBLEMS
I will urge you to always see problems that arise as an opportunity for you to identify and fix some issues that are not working as they should be. That's why successful people feel glad when face with problems because they know that there is surely positivity and benefits into facing problems facing them. There are three (3) major reasons and benefits why you welcoming your problems is very important.
=> YOU LEARN A LESSON: What makes man a better person? It is series of lessons he has learnt from problems he has overcome. From any problem you face in this world, you will surely learn one or two lessons. However, learning lesson or lessons is not only sufficient because you have to implement those lessons in order to be successful. For example, a student who knows that whenever he fails to prepare 2 weeks before the exam, he does score poor grades and the student keep studying 5 days to the exam. He has learnt a lesson but failed to change for better.
=> IT SHOWS YOU WHAT TO FIX PROPERLY: Welcoming problems points out what is not working properly and need to be fixed. As said earlier, nothing runs perfectly in this world. Your problem should be welcomed if truly you want to succeed and overcome such problems. See yourself as your problem likewise see yourself as the solution. Problem points out your fault to be fixed, it is an opportunity for you to look at ways you can solve the problems.
=> IT IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT: Running away or avoiding of problems will never give rooms for improvement. Welcoming your problems tells you this one is not working which gives you an opportunity to put things at their right places. Problems give rooms for improvement, never turn blind eye to this opportunity because there are many people who are aware of their problems but do nothing to improve. Take the chance to sit down, look into where things have gone wrong and how to process new direction for a better result.
DO YOU WANT TO ACTUALIZE YOUR DREAM: CLICK HERE
That's why I love football, it is not just for fun. You learn a lot from it, a defeated coach after a match will say "you learn from defeat then you come back and you beat opponents next time". This shows that problems and failures are not the end of the road for you. They are just merely obstacles alongside the road in your journey way.
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