Problems are inevitable. Building your life and business in a way that embraces problems can save you a lot of headaches.

The idea of developing a taste for having problems is a concept that was introduced to me in the book Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman. The fact is that there will always be problems. We fool ourselves in thinking that as our business grows, or as we improve personally, that our problems will become fewer and further between.

Embrace the inevitable problems to become a better problem solver.

Our personal and professional lives can improve if we become willing to embrace the inevitable problems that will arise. As our capacity to embrace problems increases our ability to solve problems improves.