There Is Always A Solution

Haha, that's creative. It's true, though - getting creative and thinking outside the box can get you far. That's especially true in IM, where "methods" get saturated and there are loads of people with essentially the same business model in virtually every niche, competing for traffic.

Soooooo... motivating!Really,Whatever may be the puzzle of life we can solve it if we are able to think it out of the box.

Correct! Every problem has a solution, just keep digging to it until you find one.

If there's a will, there's a way.

If it seems impossible to surmount, you are looking at it incorrectly - Neil Armstrong didn't just wake up one day and land on the moon the next.

Very creative stuff dud.Yes,there is solution to every problem in life.Infact IMPOSSIBLE itself says I M POSSIBLE.

Anything is possible, it just depends on how you handle every circumstance.

Thanks Mike. You are so right. There are always solutions!

Everything is possible, just always believe it is.

All the Profoundness aside, I also enjoyed the picture-story... thanks for the chuckle! Those cubes always drove me nuts.

Ya gotta luv it!

ROFLOL

I have the same philosophy "There is always a solution, a way out. You just have to look for it."

Loved your Michael55555's cube!

I believe!
Every problem has a solution. we just have to be passion and keep fighting..

I totally agree with what you've said Michael55555. But based on the picture you posted, it's not the solution and success what we both are thinking.

Thank you for this inspirational quotes. I mean, yes every problem has a solution, everything is possible. This is something that I badly need for today. Those pictures can truly speak the truth.

I agree.... smart work...

"If you would create something,
you must be something."
--Johann Wolfgang von Goethe


ashlyn

sounds is fine.. i Like it

Bahahaha you should be an SEO...

Brilliant!! Thanks for sharing...

I never had the patience for Rubix cubes nor did i understand why someone would sit there moving a block with nothing real to achieve at the end.

Give me a good game of chess or checkers anyday

Hmmm, I don't know... that picture looks a little black hat to me.

Woooh! Thinking out of the box of any problem is always paramount for anyone faced with a problem.

There is definitely a solution. It might come to you instantly, it might not. You might need to look for it or it might just come to you. It might take you longer than expected. The solution is always there, that is why you should never give up.

haha, thanks for the laugh!

Very funny, love it!

hahahah! funny but I also believe it.

from my perspective: I was asked recently if I get stressed or overloaded easily. when I feel that I am - I just take step back(walk away for 5 minutes) I come back and finish the task 1 step at a time. you have to do that to keep your SANITY!

hahahaha yeah you right and i love your pic, that truly meaningful

It is good a solution. It might come to you instantly, it might not. You might need to look for it or it might just come to you. It might take you longer than expected. The solution is always there, that is why you should never give up.

Michael ... your Rubik's Cube solution reminds me of James Tiberius Kirk, soon to be Captain of the star ship Enterprise, solving the Kobayashi Maru test! (2009 movie, Star Trek) lol

Yes, there is always a way! Think outside the cube.

GT

There's always a way to something. Sometimes it may seem a long road but in the end you'll have it as long as you never quit.

Haha! creative and motivating like the others have said... thanks for the share

Nice post! It is actually true! I love your creative thinking.

There are always many ways to solve a problem.
See problems as a game!
Fall in love with problems!

Great picture!

the major issue with solving problems is the solution is rarely as complex as the problem!

"Some of the most complex problems have the most simplest of solutions"

There Is Always A Solution If You Can Spend Enough Time

When you become addicted to Sudoku, it can be extremely time-consuming. In the summer students sometimes spend 12 hours a day at it. They play online. They time themselves against previous players. They join a discussion group so they can talk about Sudoku Puzzles when they aren't busy playing them. And then they may encounter that certain Sudoku at that next to impossible skill level that just seems impossible to conquer. It has been days. It consumes your time. It becomes personal in that Sudoku is the Dragon and you are theDragonslayer. No matter how sharp your sword may be - Sudoku will not fall. About 2AM you wake up to find yourself sitting in front of the computer screen with a tiny bit of drool running down your lower lip. Yes! You were exhausted to the point of collapse. You raise your eyes to find Sudoku still sitting on your screen - unsolved.Fortification needed. You make a sandwich and soda run to the kitchen. When you return - you dig in your heels and continue your virtual attack. It is times like this that you surrender to the realization that there is only one method that will work for this particular Sudoku - it is -

THE BACKTRACKING AND THE LABYRINTH TECHNIQUE
The good news is - it will work. The bad news is - you can never determine after how many days or weeks it will work. You guessed it, what you have to do is work through any and all possible alternatives. This is no small task. A pen and paper is usually advisable. Just as George W. blunders his way through billions and billions of dollars - you must work your way through billions and billions of possibilities. One other thing - if you are over the age of 30 - it may be too late in life to begin with any assurance that you will have enough time to finish...

True that there are solutions for even the hardest of problems but some problems need an 'out-of-box' thinking for solutions to be found.

If there's a beginning, it is sure to have an end as well. So in every problem, if we will just be patient, we can definitely find the solution.

This is a funny picture. Creative, yes. But if you want a serious answer from a spoilsport I would say this solution is a Machiavellian-lite quick fix. Now do we really want quick fixes? I don't. I want a long term solution to my problems and concerns. And those are the kinds of solution I would also like to offer people.

so true then! thumbs up! this one gives motivational insights for all of us..