Davis Goss’ Mind Boggling Blog

They say that most of us, sooner of later, will experience major events in our lives at least once.

Whatever its nature, when a problem presents itself to you and demands your attention, what do you do? Chances are you find it dominates your though to the exclusion of all else. It trumps every other responsibility and dilutes the attention other activities deserve. It can become the proverbial “monkey on your back” that sticks to you like a burr.

If problems were controlled by law, they could never be negated but would be as perpetual and unchanging as the universe.

If you are not experiencing a full measure of these birthright characteristics right now, there is only one simple reason why: There are some unresolved problems in your world that are preventing it from happening. Therefore, you have an eternal obligation to exercise your birthright and learn how to solve problems.

Following is the text of a brief overview to my unique approach to problem solving that I recently gave to the members of the Riverside Referral Chapter of BNI-Business Network International in Concord, New Hampshire.
My approach to problem solving is a radical departure from traditional, confrontational methods but I think you’ll find it refreshingly […]

You have a tendency to feel sorry for yourself and ask, “Why does this have to happen to me”? Pretty soon, however, your “pity party” be over and you’ll be faced with the cold, hard fact that you better get your act together and DO something about it. But what?