Stop Making It Difficult
I’ve found so many leaders banging their heads against the wall because of their difficulties. They can’t see a way out. There’s struggle after struggle.
Or is it?
I live in Michigan. Our winters can be brutal. We get massive amounts of snowfall.

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One of the things that improves the quality of life during the winter months is having a snowblower. Years ago, I bought a Craftsman 2-stage snowblower. Why? Because Craftsman made a great snowblower.
After a few years, I began to have difficulties snowblowing my driveway, sidewalks, and backyard (yes, I snowblowed the backyard! I have to make a pathway for our Vizsla to run and use the potty). I could start the snowblower, but whenever I tried to increase the speed or reduce the choke, the snowblower would die.