No man ever faces the same problem twice, for it is never the same problem and he is not the same man.
No man ever looks upon the same problem in the same way after he has tried to solve it.
Mastering The Art
We Learn, We Act, We Diffuse, We Resolve
Life is a process of continued challenge and struggle. Problems are not only distinct because the circumstances differ but also because each one of us is constantly changing. With every problem comes new insight and perspective that changes how we view and cope with challenges in life. Hence, mastering the attitude of we learn, we act, we diffuse and we resolve is all the more important.
From Overwhelming Problem to Manageable Process
First, a problem appears as an insurmountable quantity, something impossible to overcome. As we exercise our minds over it, it starts breaking down to pieces we can manage. We shift from the fear of that great challenge plus our inability to do anything but be overwhelmed by it to getting in command of things, making some plans, learning new techniques or approaches, and thinking differently about the problems we shall master.
Mastering Systems that keep us on our feet.
As we keep repeating those processes, they become systems-reliable methods we can use the next time similar situations come up. This systematic approach not only solves the problem at hand but also prepares us for working with the tools to face future obstacles more efficiently. At last, something that was a huge obstacle no longer occurs in the same way because we’ve learned the know-how to prevent or at least help minimize it.
Success Through Resilience
This most significant part of the journey is tenacity. In being determined and persistent, we open ourselves up to great lessons from each position that we encounter from start till mastering it. It is through tenacity that one builds on himself, reforming his ability and improving his aptitude. He becomes more agile-skillful not only in solving problems but also at envisaging them and turning them into an opportunity for improvement.
The Ever-Evolving Self
Every problem changes us, slightly altering who we are. We change to become different people from what we were when we first encountered a given problem. It would be impossible for us to continue reacting and making the same decisions if it weren’t for our experiences shaping us.
Conclusion
We learn to embrace challenges; learning, acting, diffusing, and resolving the problem transforms it from an overwhelming obstacle into a manageable process and effective system. Doing this means solving the problems instantly but rather helps us in the continuous process of learning about ourselves. We make value out of every situation, transforming our skills and perspective, thus being better equipped for the future.
Remember, the problem is an opportunity in disguise, an opportunity to learn, grow, and gain more strength in being a better you.
