Learn To Move Around Difficulties

"In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity."

Albert Einstein:

The beta bench on which you will show if you are able of to be creative you will find not it in the normal carrying out of the daily life, on the contrary, every time that you will have to face some unexpected difficulties.

It often seems more convenient, over how easier, to lift flag of truce and to surrender oneself, but in reality the surrender is always behaviour self-destructive, because he becomes victims of the disappointment and the bitterness that it draws.

Who refuses to passively accept the so-called 'misfortune', it will overcome better not only the counterblows of it, but he/she will often succeed in drawing something good from what seemed an irreparable evil.

In such cases the keystone of your attitude will have to be the promptness in to realize the advantages that you could draw from the circumstance, for ill-omened that is, and the ability to roll up your sleeves to grab the favourable occasions as soon as they happen.

And even in the case that you didn't even perceive the shade of it will suit you to maintain a positive attitude, so that pessimism doesn't make you veil preventing some potential advantage to glimpse you.

When we were children none of us it suspected, even distantly, that life could be a game in which the papers are mixed badly and for this we knew how to revolve the difficulties, we were experienced in to upset the medal discovering that the other face was not then so much evil.

Did a sudden snowfall mess up a project to which we held so much?

And we, overcome the first disappointment, we found our proper pleasure in the incident that had been the cause of it and we had a good time making the snowmen, to engage a battle to balls of snow with the companions and we perhaps saw us happen even the unexpected gift of a day of vacation.

We didn't find the time of feel distressed, in other words, because we were able of to live creatively every moment of the life.

For this same ability we knew how to turn the greyness of a scholastic classroom during the most boring of the lessons into a tolerable place contriving extemporaneous diversions and also finding motive for fun in the most insipid things in itself, because we possessed the natural propensity to creatively live, or rather to make to work the imagination in all the circumstances.