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Possibility thinking is a great concept...

In hard times, we learn certain special truths of life...
When going gets tough, we must develop ' possibility thinking' in total depth...

Exploring various concrete ' possibilities' becomes an urgent need...

In tough times, we must force ourselves to 'sit in meditation'(SIM) to explore ranked possible steps to solve our big problems through step by step manner...

Rank various possibilities as 1,2,3 etc. and start taking actions...

We must 'start'...
Then, we must take 'actions' ..
Actions are meant to produce 'results'...

Take feedback and refine ' action' part for the next time...

In course of time and actions taken, you will find a more successful person in 'yourself'.

This self discovered self will be able to do miracles..

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