The basic problem of our time is loneliness the insecurity and anxiety that come with separation from God, and from one’s fellowmen, and from a sense of alienation from self that is almost always present. The source of reconciliation and wholeness is Jesus Christ. ~ Marion D. Hanks
When a problem is disturbing you, don’t ask, “What should I do about it?” Ask, “What part of me is being disturbed by this?” ~ Michael A. Singer
Consider The Elements of Reasoning
Chin up beautiful. You’re not struggling. You’re in the midst of conquering.
Today, we’re diving into a concept that might seem paradoxical at first: “Problems are Forever.” But before you hit pause or wonder if I’ve suddenly embraced pessimism, bear with me. We’re not here to wallow in the gloom of perpetual problems. Instead, we’re about to embark on an exploration of how every challenge, setback, & curveball life throws us is lighting our way to becoming the extraordinary people we’re destined to be. Buckle up, because this transformative perspective is backed by insights from modern-day experts as well as LDS wisdom. Today’s episode encourages to be problem-solvers & life-levelers. It’s pretty exciting!
Kidlin’s Law: If you can write the problem down clearly, then the matter is half solved.
A setback is a setup for a comeback.
When you get into a tight place & everything goes against you until it seems that you cannot hold on for a minute longer, never give up then, for that is just the place & time when the tide will turn.
“Words,” he said, “is oh such a twitch-tickling problem to me all my life.” ~ Roald Dahl
Effective people are not problem minded; they’re opportunity minded. They feed opportunities and starve problems. ~ Stephen Covey