Maxwell notes that discouragement is the thief of potential. He suggests combating it by identifying the root cause, refusing to feel sorry for yourself, and taking small, positive actions immediately.
We often treat problems as interruptions. Maxwell reframes them as tests of character. He famously writes, "Every problem introduces you to yourself." How you react to a problem shows you who you really are.
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Maxwell notes that discouragement is the thief of potential. He suggests combating it by identifying the root cause, refusing to feel sorry for yourself, and taking small, positive actions immediately.
We often treat problems as interruptions. Maxwell reframes them as tests of character. He famously writes, "Every problem introduces you to yourself." How you react to a problem shows you who you really are.
By [Your Name/Staff Writer]
