Would you love your problems?

Question

Senerio:
It’s the week before finals, and your car’s transmission has to be replaced. You won’t have the money to fix it until your next paycheck two weeks from now. How are you going to love this problem? In what ways can this problem become a challenge that you can learn and grow from?

Answer 1

learning to navigate through your life and overcome any challenge only increases self confidence and opens your perspective. It also makes us more grateful for what we have, able to appreciate it in ways we didn't before. Maybe it's not the actual problem of a broken transmission...but in having to trust yourself to problem solve, and marvel in your own ability to get **** done.

Answer 2

I would study everything, and do my best on the finals.
I would use Credit card or write a bad check or ask
someone if I can borrow money or ride the bus or
ask someone to take me to somewhere. You have to have patience. It isn't a challenge. People have tougher problem than this... so I won't complain.

Answer 3

This can help you learn to manage your finances better. You always want to have a little money saved for just unexpected things such as your transmission going out.

Answer 4

get a bike, motorcycle, something that costs less & is better for the earth & SAVE for the next rainy day. Do a $5 a week x-mass club thing what ever it takes

Answer 5

You can learn to start walking to work, it builds muscles, /and/ you'll learn how life used to be. Let's call it : "Two Weeks Without a Car" how bout that?

Answer 6

what's this "manage your finances" crap i read up above? girl, that's where daddy's credit card comes in!