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• Put your problems in the proper perspective: No situation is permanent (Charlie Chaplin)  =>  see Charlie Chaplin: A Life from Beginning to End
• Realize that problems are a call to a higher level (Tony Robbins)  =>  see Awaken the Giant Within
• Remember, the only people without problems are in cemetaries (Tony Robbins)  =>  see Unlimited Power: The New Science of Personal Achievement
• Don’t be afraid to fact the answer you already know (Terence McKenna)  =>  see Terence McKenna Collection
• Get clear on what the problem is by using a checklist (Charlie Munger)  =>  see Charlie Munger: The Complete Investor
• Get insight on understanding what you don’t know (Charlie Munger)  =>  see Poor Charlie’s Almanac
• Use mental models to train your brain to think in new ways (James Clear)  =>  see Mental Models: How to Train Your Brain to Think in New Ways
• Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple. (Dr. Seuss)  =>  see Dr. Seuss Collection
• Devote more focus on solutions than the problem (Anthony J. D’Angelo)  =>  see Inspiration for Resident Assistants
• Turn the situation or problem upside down to see it from another perspective (Charlie Munger)  =>  see Tao of Charlie Munger
• Persistence is key: Some problems take longer to solve (Albert Einstein)  =>  see 69 Essential Lessons from The Life and Times of Albert Einstein
• Remember that the best way to solve a problem is to remove the cause (Martin Luther King)  => see The Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr.
• “A genius avoids problems.” (Albert Einstein)  =>  see Einstein: His Life and Universe