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Solving Problems Can Be a Good Way to Feel Good

Solving problems can be a good way to feel good. Solving problems is not the only way to feel good. It is one way to potentially feel good. Problems in life can cause stress and frustration for individuals. Potentially, persistent problems can elicit feelings of despair or hopelessness within one’s own self. Logically, then, solving problems in life, even tiny ones, can potentially be a way to relieve one’s own self from emotions and experiences like frustration, stress, despair or hopelessness.

Using perseverance, dedication and commitments can be good ways to avoid experiencing feelings of despair or hopelessness when attempting to solve problems. Since solving problems that exist within one’s own life can be a good way to potentially feel good and experience desirable emotions, solving problems can be classified as one method of engaging in life enrichment for one’s own self.

Solving problems in one’s own life can lead to life enrichment. There are many ways to potentially go about enriching one’s own life. All humans have various problems. The types and sorts of problems can often change over time, within one’s own life and also over the course of human history. There are many ways to potentially go about solving problems in life. It is important to remember that when trying to solve problems, it is important to try and not do anything that might solve one problems but potentially create worse or bigger problems. Someone individuals break laws when attempting to solve problems, believe it or not. Breaking laws when attempting to solve problems seems to almost invariably create larger problems that are more complicated or more unpleasant than the problems that breaking law solves.

Solving problems can lead to increased amounts of life satisfaction and decreased amounts of stress. Having greater amounts of life satisfaction and less stress seem potentially intrinsically desirable. Having increased life satisfaction and decreased amounts of real and potential stressors is a great deal of what life enrichment activities and strategies are about, it seems. Solving problems can be extremely fulfilling and useful, it seems. Solving problems can lead to life enrichment.

It can be extremely fruitful to find and implement sustainable solutions for problems when trying to solve them. Hopefully more individuals will relentlessly work towards solving problems in life. Using creativity, dedication, persistence and tenacity can all be useful when attempting to solve problems that exist within one’s own life. Solving problems can potentially be a good way to feel good.

Michael Ten

Michael Ten is an author and artist. He is director of Tenoorja Musubi, and practices Tenqido.