Problem-Solving That Works
The problem with problem-solving is distorted thinking.
When you ask, “What’s the problem,” you usually get symptoms.
Don’t hate problems. They make you relevant.
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The Ingratitude Cleanse
Ingratitude leaves you feeling small, blind, anxious, and resentful. It corrupts the past, present, and future.
Ingratitude corrodes life.
How to cleanse the 3 toxic practices of ingratitude:
#1. Rehearsing hurts.
#2. Overlooking good.
#3. Expecting disappointment.
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7 Gratitude Quotes That Will Change You
7 Gratitude Quotes that will Change You
#1. “Ingratitude is always a kind of weakness. I have never known men of ability to be ungrateful.” Goethe
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Bumblehoof’s Blueprint for Success
Bob Bumblehoof loves his brilliance. There’s nothing better than knowing you’re right.
If you’ve got it, flaunt it.
Bumblehoof’s blueprint for success has eight points because seven is the number of perfection and Bob is better than perfection.
Bob promises you’ll succeed if you do what he says.
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Anger: Your Fierce Ally
Anger is a Check-Engine Light
The idea that anger is bad is poppycock. Feelings are information. Frustration is the most informative.
Hot emotions are a check-engine light. Yellow calls for maintenance. Red says, “Look under the hood.”
Warning lights don’t cause problems. They reveal them.
Frustration is a signal, not a solution
Strength that Seems Weak
People say forgiving feels like giving in, but the world collapses when every interaction becomes a courtroom.
Immaturity always stands up for itself. But strength isn’t loud. Power isn’t demanding.
For example, open-hearted kindness requires confidence. The best insecurity can do is manipulate people with fake generosity. Greed hides behind fairness.