If a Problem Does Not Have a Solution Then It Is not a Problem, but a Situation

Sometimes it's valuable to rewrite plans and start over to explore different options. A helpful exercise involves writing down a problem in detail and asking a stranger for a solution without looking at it. If a problem has a solution, it can be solved, and if it doesn't, it should be accepted as a situation rather than dwelling in it.

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