What Problem Have You Solved Today?

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When I was in school, I would always hear our science teacher tell our class to, “Figure it out,” in response to a question that needed answering.  

We (our small class groups) would then come up with our hypotheses and test it.  We would test our answer many times, to the point that we sometimes wanted to give up.  


But once we read over a few books and talked out our problems amongst ourselves, we were able to create multiple answers to the one problem our teacher tasked us with.


How does this correlate with now?


“Someone is out there waiting on YOU to show up and they can’t get to their NEXT level until you show them how.”


I’m serious.


If we look at our lives and take inventory of the problems we’ve faced throughout our years of living and the answers we’ve created for those problems, it would probably stretch around the globe.


Look at how you were able to get the job you have, get the house you have and get the car you drive.  Then look at the motivation you have to go work, pay the bills and keep everything afloat.  


You have created the answer to the problem for the person who is jobless and is currently looking for work.  


It’s just that simple.


When we attach value to the life we have created, we can then provide that value to others who are looking for what we have.  (Even if what you have is not what you want.)


Unfortunately, that is not what you see on social media.  I’m just being honest.  The dreams are more lavish.  The problems are larger.   And it takes the life out of those who created a different looking existence.  


The truth is, there are people searching for YOU everywhere.  No matter if they are looking for you on Instagram or TikTok or YouTube, they just can’t find you. 


They can’t find you because you haven’t decided to show up, just yet.  


But that is where I come along, your fairy Positive Vibes Only godmother.


Sis, this task doesn’t have to be difficult.  Let me show you how you can do it in a few short steps.




Let's Break Those Steps Down.


  • First, take some time to think about the goals you’ve had in the past that you have completed.

  • Then, write down how you believed the process was to go.  



If you completed the task the same way you envisioned.  Congratulations!  Your task is complete.  You can go to the last step.


If not,

  • Write down how you felt when you couldn’t complete the goal.  Write down how you failed and what it took for you to try again.


  • Next, write down the steps you took to complete your goal.


Get detailed.  


If you had to read 2 full books on personal finance, write the book names and titles because they are important to your story as well.


If you had to chop your insanely large goal into bite size pieces, write it down.  That information is ingenious to someone who is looking for it.


  • Next, document how you felt when you completed that goal.  Document how it changed your life.


This documentation is what people need to get to the next season in their lives.  They are looking to connect with someone who has had a similar situation as there's.   


  • Lastly, take your wonderful information and decide how you want to share it.



Let's Look at some tips and tricks that can make this process easier for you.



Turn this information into a YouTube series, a multi post blog, an e-book, or your choice of multiple social media posts. You name it.


You have now given back to the community of people that you never knew existed that have been looking for YOU for many years.  


*If you feel you don’t have any goals that you have completed that have strict documentation like I’ve mentioned, then it’s time for you to make a decision.


Sit down and create a list of goals you want to complete.  They can be simple or hard.  They can be short or long.  


This goal list is up to you.


When you begin to work on your goals, use my What Your Goals Can Do for You in 6 Easy Steps process (the steps I went over above) to help you document your goal journey.  The end results will be the same as what I mentioned before. *



Just a Simple Reminder as You Begin Your Journey,



“When you solve a problem, document your findings AND document your process, you are now able to help someone else who is looking for THE same answer to their problem.”


Sis, I know you can do it.  I have faith in you. 💗


  


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