Nothing is more certain than the fact, that we will all experience problems from time to time in both our personal and professional life -- this is just a fact of life. However, the main point that I wish to make here today is this -- when we encounter these everyday problems, we must never give up pursuing our dreams. Instead, we need to realize, that as Dr. Denis Waitley put it in his book "The Psychology of Winning" problems are normal. Yes indeed they are, problems are an integral part of everyday living for us all. So we must never allow them to deter us from continuing to move forward in pursuit of our goals and objectives.
Webster's dictionary defines a problem as a matter proposed for solution. So in other words, all problems have solutions. Yes they do. So this is where today's important lesson comes into play, for it's all about solving our problems. The first thing which we need to do when confronted with a problem is to simply define it in great detail thus we will discover what the root of the problem really is.
It's important for us as we attempt to fully define and discover what the actual problem is, to write it out in great detail. As Charles Kettering once said "A problem well stated is half solved." And that is indeed absolutely true. So we've dealt with the first word in today's title "discover" as we now know exactly what the problem is and how to resolve it.
So, let's move on to the second word in today's title, "recover". How exactly do we recover from the present situation that the problem has landed us in? In other words, we now start to draw up a plan of action which when implemented will completely eliminate the factors which caused the problem in the first place.
Yes my friend, problems are indeed a very normal part of everyday life for all of us. So we should never fear problems, but instead tackle them in a most positive, and forthright manner thus solving them thereby turning them into golden opportunities to advance along the road of life toward the target, which is of course success city.
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