We all have problems that centre on typical, everyday kids of conflicts and unsatisfied needs and/or desires. That's natural. While we may want to neighbour to keep the corridor tidy, an adolescent may want an unobtainable date, anda 4-year-old may cry for a toy he can't have.
What's different about all these "wants"is how each person tries to obtain them.
As a leader, i have discovered that people who can think in a problem-solving way are more likely to find success and are better adjusted socially than those who cannot think that way, or who haven't yet learned to.
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