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There was an insect in our kitchen some time ago. I didn't know where it came from, but I kept seeing it every day. Whenever I killed one, another would appear the next day. This went on for a week, and I found myself wondering where they were coming from. I searched the kitchen, particularly the area where I always saw the insect, hoping to find a hole in the floor that it might be coming through. However, I found none.
Then one day, while I was washing plates, I noticed a cockroach coming out of a bag under the sink. I bent down to kill the cockroach and also to see what was inside the bag. To my surprise, I discovered it was filled with unused nylon and spoiled chicken feed. I remembered we had bought a small quantity of chicken feed back in December to feed the chickens we had for slaughter during Christmas. Inside the bag, I found more of those insects. Finally, I had found the source of the problem. I quickly throw away everything in the bag, including the bag itself, and that was the end of the insect issue. I never saw them again because I had identified and get rid of the source.
image sourceIt's true that every problem has a source. Once the source of a problem is discovered and addressed, a solution can be found. The source can be physical or spiritual in nature. Sometimes, it's necessary to sit quietly and think on why things aren't changing or why they're not the way you wanted.
For example, a student who consistently fails may have a problem with low assimilation. In such a case, that student might need to study every day instead of waiting until the exam period to start studying. Similarly, low sales for a business may be due to its location or a lack of learning from those who have succeeded in the same field. In such instances, paying for classes or seeking guidance from experienced individuals can help. Any problem with a discovered source paves the way for a solution.
image sourceSometimes, the source of a problem may be spiritual, and in those cases, prayer can be a powerful tool to break the root cause. Once the foundation of a problem is identified, solutions begin to come. If the foundation is destroyed, a righteous person can pray and seek divine intervention. If the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous do? Psalm 11:3
The Only solution you need might be to know the source or the foundation of the problem and then take corrective action like making changes to prevent the problem from recurring.
And also Once you identify the source of the problem
You can now take :
Corrective actions: Taking direct steps to address the root cause and eliminate it. This could involve making changes to processes, systems, or behaviors to prevent the problem from recurring.
Preventive measures: Implementing measures to avoid future occurrences of the problem. This might include establishing safeguards, setting up monitoring systems, or providing training to prevent similar issues from arising.
Adaptive solutions: Adapting to the problem by finding alternative ways to achieve your goals. This approach involves adjusting your strategy or expectations to work around the issue rather than directly eliminating it.
You can also add any other strategies you think of that can be done to eliminate a problem once the source has been identified.
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