Solving Quotes
The purpose of a profession is to fulfil the personal wishes of a prospect.
You solve a problem not by eliminating the problem but by changing the perception and awareness of the problem.
If you know the results, why will you try to solve the problem? If you know the meaning of life, why will you try to understand it? Sometimes it is better not to know the answer.
Raise your vibration, Not your tone of voice..You gain inspiration, For Peace is a choice.
Some people do polarizing the religion against science. I use both to solve a problem with two different kind of approach.
I've tried to solve problems to the best of my knowledge. Many times I was successful, but sometimes I also failed. And now I finally understand – that's life.
A man of knowledge can certainly offer some reasonable options to solve a problem – the question is why such a man is not always included in problem solving
If you don’t know your tendencies and can’t analyze when you are most effective, then how can you get the most done in the least amount of time with the best results?
We often don’t realise how much strength we have until challenged to use it. Once tested, we know how strong or weak we are.
The insights gathered from those relatively unique experiences can add wisdom to our own travels.
Challenges in and of themselves do nothing. But they create circumstances where growth can occur in ways it can’t while sailing in smoother waters.
As we go, we become more deeply committed to a life of purpose and meaning and personal decency as we come to feel a broader connection to the shared experience of humanity.
If you stumble, you get back up. If you fall off the wagon, you have the next go at it. And then the next. And the next. And the next.
If you fail an examination, it means you have not yet master the subject. With diligent study and understanding, you will succeed in passing the exams.
If I don't keep complaining about my problems, it doesn't mean I have fewer of them, all it means is I can handle them better.
To be resolved to something is a reflection of your inner core, not the nature of resolving.
Never become impatient with the process, bored with the pace, frustrated at the meager results, just keep trying.
The dream provides inspiration and motivation. The goal generates drive and momentum. But daily effort on the details is the fuel that gets you to your dream.
Challenges often require that we suffer or endure over an extended period of time —thus Challenges develop patience.
It is often only in our trials that we become aware that our courage or patience or faith could use some polish.
The road to overcoming your fears could lead you to unbearable places but sometimes such gives you an edge than nothing else could give.
Whatever problem you have can be solved through solitude.
I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail.
It is necessary to find ways of solving problem at the expense of available resources
We must go beyond solving our personal problems to becoming solutions and answers to all the people around us
The capacity to solve Life's problems is based on our abilities to learn to think above and not below the problems.
All too often, our elegant political theories amount to nothing more than ideology triumphing over common sense.
If you can’t see a solution it does not mean it doesn’t exist, you are just blind to it
Faith moves mountains, intelligence goes over them, wisdom goes around them, but love levels them.
I am always trying to figure God out so that I can figure Him in. But after a while I figure that I should just let God be God, and figure that He’ll figure it all out anyway.
Framing the right problem is equally or even more important than solving it.
We spend most of the time justifying the situation and not finding the real problem thus leaving minimal chance of solutions.
We do not have to have the correct answers to listen well. In fact, often the correct answers are a hindrance to listening well, for we become more anxious to give the correct answer than to hear.
How will history judge us? Will our tales be sources of inspiration, or wells of caution?
