Sometimes, a perceived problem is not a problem but a plateau. We don't need to fix plateaus. It's enough to be with them as they are until they start changing.
Useful questions to reflect on:
- what's the impact of not fixing it for now
- what I can learn from this experience (the answer to this question often revolves around how one can learn to better deal with uncertainty, foster more patience and resilience to fear and stress)
AlexMartynov
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