How to Break a Wall of Problems

I saw people breaking down old buildings within a week.

Nowadays, there is a trend of giving your old house to a real estate builder and getting several small flats. It is happening in most urban and semi-urban localities in our country. The owner can earn a decent amount by making a good deal with the builder.

The real estate developers employ many laborers to break down an old house within a week or two. Even if the developer arranges hundreds of laborers, the breaking down job can't be completed within a day or two.

Problems in human lives can't be solved quickly. It takes time to think and work out a solution. The implementation of the solution often takes more time than thought.

Many problems accumulate and may appear like a high wall

Humans have the bad habit of accumulating work. That sometimes creates a big problem in completing the accumulated work within a short period.

It often happens to most of us when we enjoy procrastinating. We pile up small pieces of work for many days. After a week, the small piles seem like a big wall. Breaking a big wall in a day or two becomes an impossible task.

We then "proudly" tell our friends and family members that "I have tremendous work pressure," so I can't attend "a weekend picnic" or other family programs! Yes, some of us take pride in announcing that "we are very busy with piled-up work."

Try doing a little bit every day, like a mouse cutting an iron rod

The day before yesterday, I happened to visit my elder sister's home, which is only 40 km away from our home. After lunch, when I entered my nephew's room, I discovered a low table similar to tables used in Japanese homes for eating.

I found that my nephew is learning and practicing Tarot Card reading as a hobby project. He created it in early 2020, and his YouTube channel got good attention from the viewers.

I asked him a question and requested him to show how Tarot Cards suggested any solution. My question was simple.

• "How to tackle big problems?"

My nephew started shuffling the cards and started taking out a few cards. Out of the arranged cards, one card was showing a big wall of a dam. On the other side, water was high, and on the opposite side, there was no water.

So, if a mouse on the dried side wants water, it needs to break the giant wall of the dam. But, the mouse doesn't have the strength to break a big barrier. But, it has sharp teeth.

A mouse can dig a hole in the wall with its sharp teeth. Within a few hours, the mouse can accomplish to create a tiny hole through which plenty of water will start coming to the dried side.

• Doing a little bit of work every day can let us accomplish a big chunk of work within a week. We can complete a big project within a month.

Closing thoughts

Procrastination is almost a hobby of busy people like most of us.

Procrastination often creates a big problem because it piles up with several unfinished and pending work.

In normal situations also, there can be huge problems from external sources.

These can create a big wall and restrict us from enjoying the abundance of life.

We can tackle a big wall-like problem by undertaking small steps every day.

Learn it from a tiny mouse that could cut a big net and make a captive lion free. Refer to Aesop's fables.

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May 14, 2022.