Good morning, time to rise and shine people! Time to enjoy another great day, may be time to start looking at problems from a different perspective. I realised that a job/life free of problems doesn’t exist, so I started looking at problems in a different light. After a while, I embraced problems instead of running from them. My whole outlook on the world changed when I began to see problems as opportunities to shine. Here are a few reasons why you should start embracing problems too: It makes you stronger. Being in the middle of a crisis is an awful feeling. I’ve been there but, by sticking through things, I became mentally tougher. When things get tough, think of it as an exercise where you’re building muscle so you can be more resilient in the future. You’ll have good stories for later. Stories make you a great communicator and humans are wired to listen to stories. For example, dealing with problems gives you good material for stories that you can use in job interviews. You could say, “Putting out fires is what I do. Let me tell you about a time I stopped the company’s databases from going down and saved them £3 million in the process.” By doing this you are showing rather than telling and it’s more engaging for the listener. You have a chance to be the hero and save the day. Batman isn’t merely a hero because of his gizmos. It’s because of villains (or problems) that he’s able to save the day and be a hero. No matter what your job is or how menial it seems, you can save the day for people. You have the chance to become the best. Whether it’s a new job, a new venture or a new hobby, just about everything is fun at first. Then problems arise and you’ll wonder whether it’s worth pursuing. If you can stick it out through the part where others quit, you can set yourself apart and reap all the rewards. Remember, you should actively look for problems, they are the best opportunities you’ll come by :-) youtu.be/Xn676-fLq7I
Posted on: Wed, 03 Sep 2014 05:45:42 +0000
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