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  #1 McAllister Turner on 24 May 13

   

  When you have a problem, sometimes you need a new skill or skill set to deal with it. Which was an epiphany created from last week listening to a speaker. Everything seemed therefore obvious in that moment. Yes, sense was made by it.
  
  Sometimes when you wrestle with issues, you mightn't see a sudden answer and you struggle to find one. After a while, you could quit totally, thinking that it is impossible to discover a solution for that particular problem. At that moment, the theory that you may just need new skills or knowledge to overcome the difficulty can be extremely empowering.
  
  Making that emotional relationship allows you to avoid being stuck and stopping, your mind is focused by it on a remedy. It does not enable you to genuinely believe that there's no answer which can only lead to depression or emotion 'down.'
  
  But you may think that you lack information or skills in a certain region. Yet, you know that you might either find that information or develop your problem to be solved by the skills.
  
  As an alternative, you might hire someone to solve your condition. NO killing please, that is not really a option, but an entrance to greater problems. Nevertheless, under normal conditions, hiring some body with the proper skills is perfectly acceptable. For if you've a problem along with your bath or sink example, you may higher a plumber. You could take the time to learn the skills but you have to weigh the importance of that learning curve against simply how much it would cost to actually hire someone with the skills already.
  
  Perhaps you have determined that there is no body with the skill set you require available or that it is worth your time to build up a new skill. What are some sourced elements of knowledge and areas to produce these new skill sets? Libraries, books, online queries, bookstores, Internet, circles of influence, brainstorming, mastermind groups and even asking somebody that you do not know for new ideas plumbers can be sometimes yielded by their viewpoint, ultimately causing new results.
  
  The important thing is that there are resources everywhere for you to utilize, you only have to open your eyes and allow yourself to become aware that this is the case. There's always a method to find new resources and you can keep tapping these resources for expertise until you find what you are looking for and the new skill is developed by you.
  
  There are also methods to reframe existing dilemmas. Questioning the main ideas that support your idea that you even have a challenge in the initial place can sometimes yield interesting results. Sometimes we get caught in an attitude and asking ourselves questions to comprehend the legitimacy or change the reality of situation could be most readily useful.

   

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