Today's Spark
“If it can't be solved, then it is not a problem, but it is a fact of life that I need to embrace or accept. It is stressful to try to solve or change things that are not changeable.”
by Innocent Mwatsikesimbe — from The Vision, chapter 57
A lesson from this Spark: What is the difference between a problem and a fact of life?
A little further
What can I actually control when life feels uncertain?
Separate what you can choose from what you can influence and what is outside your control.
How can you be there when you cannot fix the problem?
Your time and attention can help a friend feel less alone, even when you cannot solve their problem.
Why does starting feel harder than continuing?
One small action can make a daunting task feel less like a whole mountain of work.
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