I was talking to this woman the other day,
who looked sooo sad! So I asked her what was wrong, and she said, "EVERYTHING."
I said," Everything?"
And she said, "Yes, everything!"
So I asked her, "Are you feeing all right?"
She answered, "Yes, pretty much."
I said, "Do you have children?"
And she said, "Yes, I have 2 of them."
I asked, "Are they healthy and happy?"
She said, "Why, yes they are."
I said, "Do you have a car, and does it run well?"
She said, "Yes, and I don't have any problems
with my car."
So I said (and don't get mad at me like she did),
"So not EVERYTHING is wrong, is it?"
And, you guessed it, she got really mad at me.
But here's my point:
You can't just lump your problems under "EVERYTHING." It doesn't work
that way.
In problem-solving you first have to define the problem before you can
figure out a solution.