We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them. Albert Einstein
Einstein is on to something here. :) It's so interesting to me that when I'm in the midst of trying to solve a problem that has been created by me, usually, that I do try to solve it by going backwards in my thought processes. Meaning I take the same exact thought process and try to reverse it in hopes that the problem will unwind itself and be fixed. I do this without really knowing I am. I think most of us must since Einstein addressed it! But if there's a problem the best course of action, for me and maybe for you to, is to stop - slow down - think clearly - and solve it with a new thought process, not the same tired one that created the problem in the first place! Today's quote really mirrors one from a few days ago in which I also gave a loose definition of insanity. It's the same idea here.
Einstein is on to something here. :) It's so interesting to me that when I'm in the midst of trying to solve a problem that has been created by me, usually, that I do try to solve it by going backwards in my thought processes. Meaning I take the same exact thought process and try to reverse it in hopes that the problem will unwind itself and be fixed. I do this without really knowing I am. I think most of us must since Einstein addressed it! But if there's a problem the best course of action, for me and maybe for you to, is to stop - slow down - think clearly - and solve it with a new thought process, not the same tired one that created the problem in the first place! Today's quote really mirrors one from a few days ago in which I also gave a loose definition of insanity. It's the same idea here.
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