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Investigating The Problem

A doctor listens to you and checks your body for symptoms, studying the problem and prodding you, investigating every element and source for any information or clue.

The same approach that is used by doctors and investigators has to be applied to find answers to the big and small problems of life.

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Solve the problem or leave the problem. But…… Do not live with the problem.

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