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So here's the big picture question.

What's your problem?

Because if you're going to solve your toughest problems, often the trick, the secret, change the problems that you solve. Sounds simple,

sounds easy. We all screw it up big time. I guess today, Thomas Wettel-Wittersborg digs into this

very issue. In fact, what's your problem is the title of his new book? Think about it. Are you

solving the right problems? Am I solving the right problems? Do you work hard on something to find out?

Eh, you focused on the wrong problem entirely? Do you spend your time on low-impact work? Yeah, we all mess up. We all do

this. We all do it probably way too much. I always enjoy one of these conversations

that makes me think, that wakes me up, that smacks me

upside the head and forces me to look at my life, my business, et cetera, in a new way.

It's a matter of framing, reframing, and taking action to move forward.

Without any further delay, let's jump right into my conversation today with Tomas Wettel-Wettlesburg.

There's a little bit of a problem that I see right now in the world.

I wonder if we are framing this problem correctly.

And the problem is something called coronavirus.

I'm not even sure what the problem is exactly, which might be a great place to start and to let you to dive in. Look, we can use this hour to kind of pick this apart

and use a lot of your research and your work and your understandings to try and get people to see

this differently. But your work, your book made me think about this issue. I'm like, gosh,

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