One of the main differences between successful people and others is their actions and perspectives towards losses. Successful people know how to benefit from losses in order to improve more. The book (SOMETIMES YOU WIN...SOMETIMES YOU LEARN) written by John C. Maxwell is a very useful book to teach how to learn from losses.
The eighth factor is (Problems...The opportunities for learning). It is all the way we deal with problems so that they will be opportunities for learning. The author states the following:
1- Do not under estimate the problem. We should give it its volume with a positive mindset.
2- Do not over estimate the problem. The balance in seeing the problem will provide the benefit to the person.
3- Do not wait the problem to solve itself because it might become more complicated if we leave it without solutions.
4- Do not exacerbate the problem in case we deal with it in the wrong way.
In order to learn from problems, the author suggest the following points:
1- Wait for the problem; however, this does not mean to be worry all the time.
2- Exchange opinions about the problem. This will help to understand what is happening and what are other opinions.
3- Evaluate the problem through asking the following questions: What is the problem? and who is involved?
4- Estimate the problem.
Problems will bring opportunities if we have the positive perspective towards them in addition to the right approach to solve them.
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