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Hey everyone my name is Ajinkya Kawathekar and thank you for tuning into mazavyapar’s Home-based Business blogs where we educate people about Business and Marketing.
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Every single person on this earth faces a problem and if you are doing business you are inviting a lot of problems towards you. When someone comes to me saying, "look how many problems I have. How to deal with so many problems? I am so frustrated now. My immediate answer to them always was "Welcome to life."
Looking for life with zero problems is a myth. Only a graveyard is a place where you can see no problems at all.
So firstly be thankful for the universe that whatever problems you have is an indication that you are an alive and second indication that you can come out of that problem that is the reason they are there in your life.
So what I have learned from my last 10 years of business is that the problem is just a situation that I cannot handle at this moment.
But do you know every problem is based on some principles? If you understood them, and practice them, you can be a winner too.
I recently discovered this in a book named "Tough times never last, but tough people do!" written by Robert H. Schuller.
So let's understand those principles.
Every living human being has problems
Every living human being has problems. It's part of life. Everyone experiences pain and loss. Some people have more problems than others, but no one is immune to difficulties.
Every person's situation is unique, and everyone's approach to dealing with problems will be different. Some people find comfort in talking about their problems with friends or family, while others prefer to deal with them on their own. Some people turn to religion or spirituality for guidance, while others look to self-help books or therapy.
Ultimately, the best approach for dealing with problems is the one that works best for you. There is no single right or wrong way to solve your difficulties. What matters most is that you find a way to cope that makes you happy and allows you to live a fulfilling life.
So understand this, it is not only you who are facing a problem in life. Everyone is dealing with it as per their capacity.
Every problem has a limited lifespan
Every mountain has a peak. Every valley has its low point. No one is up all the time, nor are they down all the time. Problems do end. They do go away. They all resolved in time. Every problem has a limited lifespan.
This is because problems are created by humans, and humans are not perfect. We make mistakes, and these mistakes lead to problems. However, as we learn from these mistakes and correct them, the problems disappear.
Therefore, every problem has a limited lifespan, because it will eventually be corrected.
You can choose what your problem will do to you.
Problems never leave you the way they found you. Every problem will change you in some way.
You may not be able to control the times, but you can compose your response. The choice is up to you. You may not have chosen the problem, but you can choose how you will react to it.
Your problem can do one of two things to you:
1. It can make you feel terrible and cause a lot of anxiety, stress, and unhappiness. This may lead to you feeling like you can't deal with it anymore.
or
2. It can empower you and give you a sense of control over the problem. This may help you feel like you can face the problem and work to solve it.
So understand this, your reaction to the problem is the last word! That's the bottom line.
It can make you tender or tough. It can make you better or bitter. It all depends on you.
There is a negative and a positive reactions to every problem.
In the final analysis, the tough people who survive the tough times do so because they have chosen to react positively to their issues. This is not always easy as it sounds.
The negative reaction is usually one of frustration, anger, or sadness. The positive reaction is usually one of relief, happiness, or satisfaction.
And I feel reacting negatively will create a ripple effect. It will create another negative situation because you reacted negatively. So consciously do not react negatively.
Some tips on how to react positively to a problem include staying calm and focused, maintaining a positive attitude, and being proactive in finding a solution. It is also important to remember that every problem has a limited time span.
I am sharing one image will all of you that I recently got in my WhatsApp forwards.
The only thing I want to convey to you using the medium of this blog is not to worry. Problems will come and go. You do not get into worry about the temporary things you are facing now.
Take a look at this image. If you are listening to me over YouTube or Spotify you can visit the link in the description so you will be redirected to my blog.
While ending this blog make sure you go and check the book "Though time never last, but tough people do!" on amazon and order it right away. Here is the link if you want to buy the book. The author is Robert H. Schuller.
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With a lot of Gratitude this is Ajinkya saying Thank you until we meet again, may god bless you, as he has blessed me. ba...bye.
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