Quote from: Emitdama on December 12, 2022, 08:32:02 PM

Quote from: Jody.Drummer on December 12, 2022, 06:45:51 PM

I am a person who believes that every problem will be accompanied by a solution, it's just that we need to think more and find the right solution. Problems that come are not without reason, beforehand there will definitely be prevention efforts so that the problem can be prevented without waiting for them to really come, and also if they have already arrived there will be a solution to solve it.
An impending recession will definitely make people worry, that's a natural thing for a human being. It's just that some can handle their worries well, some get carried away with the worries that come to them. That's what causes people to be wrong in taking good steps to deal with problems that come.

Sometimes problems just comes because we create them, not because there is a solution lacking. Which means that we could both avoid the problem but also could solve the problem and yet we still don't. Look at politicians, they are the biggest examples of this, they could find the solution and yet deny to do it because it would give them more votes to just decline to solve it, and that could be personally done too.

Like I "know" how to lose weight, but I don't do it, I fail so far, hopefully one I will do it properly, not because I don't know how, I know how, eat healthy and do exercise, but I just fail to do it and that is why I am overweight. Not all problems are solvable, not because of lack of solution.

Yes, we all know that, it means there is a problem with a solution, right? But we ourselves must have finished it or not. It will come back to ourselves how we respond. In this world nothing is truly without problems, but what distinguishes is the problem itself which is considered small or big.
If you compare, our roads are just as steep, which distinguishes the type of rock. I mean the problem will be the same but what distinguishes how we solve and respond to it.