Every practice has problems; that?s part of life. However, sometimes problems swarm so thick that you don?t know which ones to tackle first. If you?ve ever felt like the proverbial deer in the headlights, you know that too many problems can be paralyzing. There is a way to sort out which problems to attack immediately, which to postpone, which will likely go away by themselves, and which you can live with. All it takes is a little time and some basic arithmetic.
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How to Put Your Problems In Order by Gregory H. Nizich, C.H.B.C., C.P.B.E.
