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How Do You Know When You’re in Good Shape With a Problem
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If your problems are upgrading, such as productive ones or ones you’re trying to solve, then you’re on the right path to where you want to end up. As you continue solving problems, you’ll have others that will arise once you get past one set of problems.
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