#022: How To Pulverize Your Problems [Podcast]
We all have these things that crop up called \u201cproblems\u201d \u2013 in today's podcast I share some \u201creal life\u201d, and advice on how to\xa0pulverize\xa0your so-called problems and turn them into opportunities.
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Spiritual Foundations
When you have problems \u2013 be glad!
\xa0\u201cMy brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials,\xa0knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience.\xa0But let patience have\xa0its\xa0perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing.\u201d James 1:2-4
Even science backs up\xa0Scripture\u2026
\u201cBeing thankful and positive has great effects on the brain & immune system! Remember, your attitude affects you, not just those around you!\u201d
Dr. Caroline Leaf
Feature Story:\xa0How To Pulverize Your Problems
- Celebrate
- Ask yourself the \u201cProblem-Solving Questions\u201d (see below)
- Look for the upgrade
- Be proactive
- Let go
Tony Robbins' Problem-Solving Questions
- What\u2019s GREAT about this? or What could be great about this?
- What\u2019s not perfect YET? (presupposing that it is going to be perfect)
- What am I WILLING TO DO to make it the way that I want it?
- What am I WILLING TO NO LONGER DO in order to make things the way that I want?
- How can I do what is necessary to get the job done and ENJOY the process?
Listener Questions
- Keller Coleman asks how to persist in the tough times.
- Angela Wood wants to know how to write in someone else's voice.
- Todd Bray asks how to get clients to see reason!
- Antoine McCoy asks about an upcoming live event.
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