Jay Shaw argues that focusing on solutions instead of problems changes how you feel and think. When you shift your perspective to the answer rather than the obstacle, your actions follow. The size of the problem shrinks when you're under the influence of the solution.
So if you got this big problem, gigantic problem, huge problem, guess what? It gotta be a big solution, gigantic solution, huge solution. Now you got a choice. Are you gonna be under the influence of the problem, right? Or are you gonna be under the influence of the solution? I suggest you get under the influence of the solution because as you get under the influence of the solution, you're gonna start feeling different, right? And as you start feeling different, guess what you're gonna do? You're gonna start thinking different. On accident. And when you're feeling different and thinking different, guess what? You'll act different on accident. You don't got to try to act different. But I want you to take your attention off of the size of the problem and use the problem as the launching pad to align with the desire that the problem caused you to give birth to. I don't want you so hypnotized by the problem that the solution can't get your attention.
