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A Lesson on Overcoming Problems: The Power of Imagining a Better Future
- In 1990, Victor Frankl received a standing ovation from 7,000 people after his speech in California.
- What sets Victor Frankl apart from most people with problems? He vividly imagines a future where his problems are resolved and then works backward to determine what he needs to do in the present to make that future a reality.
- Instead of dwelling on the past, try shifting your focus to a future where your problem no longer exists. Then, work backward to identify the steps you can take to achieve that future, turning it from a fantasy into a reality.
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