Navigator's help to the nurtured

Help them to know that successful people face more problems than unsuccessful people: the misconception that successful people have achieved because they didn't have problems- but that's not true. Not only do people overcome obstacles to become successful but even after they have achieved a level of success they continue to face problems. The bad news is that the higher people go either personally or professionally- the more complicated life gets. Then schedules
get tight, money issues increase,  and greater demands are put on successful people. But then the good news is that if they continue to grow and develop themselves their ability to deal with problems will also increase.

Help them to understand that everybody faces problems:  if you keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, you just don't understand the problem. So as you mentor people and help them grow, you may find that they expect to someday reach a point in their lives when their problems disappear. But they need to realize that everybody has problems. No matter how far they go or how successful they become, they will continue to face difficulties.
Note: The man who has no more problems to solve is out of the game.

You can see people are faced with a variety of problems with money being the greatest. Be prepared to give them assistance. Remember to settle your own issues before trying to help others with theirs.

Help them to know that problems provide an opportunity for growth: look ahead and help people realize that while problems can cause pain, they also provide an excellent opportunity for growth. Out of every crisis comes the chance to be reborn. Out of a time of struggle and crisis has come a new growth and success. Having observed that not everyone approaches life problems in the same way. Out of adversity has come blessing. Help them know or understand that there may be rough waters ahead. Let them know that it's wise to plan ahead as best they can. Encourage them to face it and try to become better as a result when problem come.

Help them to know that money doesn't solve problems: there is another faulty belief that money solves all problems but that's not true rather the opposite is the case. This is because people with money tend to be less content and have additional problems. What I am trying to say is that you should try to help people understand that financial problems are usually a symptom of other personal problems. And money is no substitute for the basic problem solving skills they need to develop.

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