"The time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining." John F. Kennedy I don't know in what context the assassinated president said this quote. But you cannot deny that its logic is sound. In rainy weather, you can take contingent measures to patch the holes in the roof of your house, but you can't do it while the rain is falling. In any case, you can identify where it falls so that when the sun comes out, you can repair them. When it rains you should shelter as well as possible. So when the sun comes out, one must be diligent in repairing the cracks of the leaks. The cycle of rain will be fulfilled, and if you are not prepared you will get wet again. This recommendation is valid on other planes of life. In this sense, the solution obeys the same logic. Image by Fajaryogaprawiranta on Pixabay