1. Love your problems (and experience your barriers)
Power Process
Love your problems (and experience your barriers)

2. Why should you love your problems?
The word Problem comes from the ancient Greek Proballein which means “to throw forward”.
Seeing problems as opportunities removes self-imposed barriers to creativity and personal growth.
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3. What are the three ways to handle a barrier?
Pretend it isn’t a barrier: Maybe it will just go away.
Fight the barrier: This usually makes it bigger.
Love the barrier: When you do this, the barrier loses its power.
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4. How do I love my problems?
When we ACCEPT THE FACT that we have a problem we are more likely to find EFFECTIVE ways to deal with it.
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5. The three best ways to love your problems:
LOVING a problem does not mean ENJOYING it!
Acceptance does not mean GIVE-UP!
LOVE and LAUGHTER are allies!
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6. What if it’s true? If I was to teach this Power Process I would…
If this is Power Process is tested the most important points are…
If I needed to remember this forever…
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7. Keep looking for answers?
Expand your consciousness
Improve your concentration and focus
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8. A word of caution:
This Power Process only works within your reality. Your problems are yours.
Some problems are too serious to love or laugh at, yet they may be solvable-with help.
But NOT if they remain a secret.
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