Your problem reliever.

I do believe that there are sometimes we drown into the problem, until we couldn’t see clearly on what happened to us. Drowning instead of wake up our mind on the things we need to do to solve it.

This afternoon I went out with my buddy, we choose library as our 2nd destinations, after having tea-time in the restaurant nearby. My big intention to go there because I’d like to find a good book to release my tension, as I got problem for the past few years, the problem that never been solved.But fortune is still on me when I found a good book to be read, finally. The title is THE OPPORTUNITY IN EVERY PROBLEM authored by SCOTT L.TAYLOR. The title looked can relieved my heart-pain, I thought … then I picked it up.

Dear reader, sometimes it’s good to take sometimes to think-to realize-to look into our self when we (think) we got problem, but don’t take long wisely. Because unresolved problems are nothing more than our inability to focus on the probable positive outcome that could result from focusing our attention on a solution. We need to realize the opportunity the problem presents, and utilize our creativity and ingenuity.

The simple way is not to avoid the exertion involved in solving problems, but view it as an opportunity then make steps by step solutions such as find the real problem, discover and utilize the best possibilities resources work on the problem, then combine the resources to generate the synergy needed to create an opportunity.

I bet that this is not the book that make your tear drop, nor make you think hard while you are out of your mood. It’s really make up my mind on what’s going on and simply solution. So I recommend this book not only for you in big trouble, but in simply how we manage our daily problems.

Comments

Xitalho said…
why does someone get in heart pain?
(halah .. sori kiyeh linggise nyong ngawur he..he..)
mergane pada nduweni pengarepan sing ora kelaksanan. Kaya kuwe mbokkan yak..??
January 4, 2009 at 12:52 AM
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