Problems and more problems in everyday life

In our lifetime there is always a problem that occurs every day. Such as issues with an art piece you’ve created or made your mom aggravated because you didn’t do the dishes. But these problems always have room for change. Once there’s a problem with something it’s an opportunity to correct that mistake to get the best result. These results can be done to fix that issue by fixing minor issues that you feel aren’t a big deal to fix in an art piece to maybe acting doing the dishes for once. It’s known that, “a problem is a chance for you to do your best” (www.revisionassistant.com). These are problems we all need to fix to get the best product.

This quote is referring to a broad spectrum of topics involving problems in everyday life. These problems could be personal, habitual, your work, love life, homework, etc. Once these mistakes are solved the quote says it leads to a positive change. I agree with this quote because there can be so many times I’ve seen flaws with my graphic design work or habits I’ve done every day such as not doing the dishes and to correct it I had to revise it to get the best result. That means fixing minor issues I see in my artwork that I feel are irrelevant to fixing but do anyway to get the best result and doing the dishes to make my mom’s day.

We can avoid these issues by trying our best the first time but that’s not always the case. Everyone can do good on the first attempt at anything but never great. With these little flaws, we can fix them to get the best positive change we possibly can get. Like fixing a test you got a 3/4 so you get a 4/4. You did good the first time but not quite great. By fixing the mistake it also results in a positive outcome to your final grade in that given class. 

To conclude, we all deal with problems in our everyday life. These problems have room for fixing to do your best. These problems can be personal, habitual, homework, life, etc. Always try your best to fix these problems to make sure the problem gets resolved. Once there’s a problem with something it’s an opportunity to correct that mistake to get the best result.

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