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 How to Handle all problems 1-2-3 by Emmanuel Segui |     | How to Handle all problems "1-2-3" by Emmanuel Segui 
 (This Article is an excerpt from "Put the Power of Your Subconscious
 Mind To Work in Solving Your Problems: How to Design and Live an
 Extraordinary Life." By Emmanuel Segui)
 
 Handle all problems "1-2-3" by Emmanuel Segui
 
 Step 1.
 
 Decide just what the problem is. Simplify it. Eliminate all the fuzzy
 negative issues that may have become attached to it. Every problem has
 one basic question, which is the core of it. Identify that core. As
 soon as you go into action in arriving at this decision, you have put
 a positive slant on the problem.
 
 
 Failure to do this tends to let the question grow into unwieldy
 proportions. When this happens, inferiority complexes are often born
 of the distorted belief that there is no answer to a problem.
 
 Step 2.
 
 After you have simplified the problem, decide what the best answer is.
 There is a best answer to every problem. Often there is a choice of
 answers, but only one of them will be the best. Talk things over with
 yourself, even starting out by saying "I could do this, or this, or
 this." Assign those possible answers to your subconscious for help.
 But be assured that concentration on the best answer will reveal it to
 you.
 
 Step 3.
 
 Once you have decided on the best answer, act on it! Remember what the
 "contented" person said: "I've got lots of problems, but I take care
 of them, and they take care of me." Obviously what he meant was that
 he acted in response to the positive best answers. As a result, he
 turned his problems into achievements instead of letting them defeat
 him.
 
 Everyone's problems are his own responsibility
 
 About that first example of the person burdened down with problems, you
 will remember that I said he didn't need sympathy. That could sound as
 if I didn't feel that this person is in trouble. Certainly he is in
 trouble, but frankly it is trouble of his own making! Sympathy is not
 going to help him get out of trouble. It could even tend to make him
 oncentrate more on his problems.
 
 What he needs is the cultivation of more faith in himself and the
 adoption of that "1-2-3" formula.
 
 This person himself is the key to whether problems are good or bad in
 his life, just as it is with you and with everybody else. Again, what
 is a problem? It's a question without an immediately apparent answer.
 But between the words "question" and "answer" is the person himself,
 and his action or lack of it.
 
 Problems answered equal achievement
 
 Don't make a guessing game out of life by living "poorly" with problems.
 Make a discovery game of it by seeking the best answer to every problem.
 Turn problems into achievements by acting on answers.
 
 What does all this add up to? The same universal answer that applies to
 all factors in a good life. This is the practice of self-influence. The
 problems are yours, and the answers must be yours. The presence of the
 first, and the lack of the second, results in a negative influence. But
 the presence of both results in a positive influence. The conversion
 depends upon self-influence, so you know that you can find the best
 answers to problems by turning on this power of subconscious
 concentration.
 
 And now you know that you can do it, "1-2-3."
 
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