How Can I Profit From These Problems?

I got the inspiration to write this book from these words from Israel's phenomenal judge Samson "…out of the eater something to eat, and out of the strong came something sweet" In Judges 14:14 Samson artistically wagered a riddle that sent the undiscerning Philistine guests bewildered and in a state of chronic confusion and desperation. In his words, the prodigious judge said "…out of the eater something to eat, and out of the strong came something sweet". To the Philistines, this riddle seemed like a metaphor of the impossible situation. No matter how deep they pondered on it, it all seemed unrealistic and ridiculous. From his deadly encounter with a lion, Samson found something to profit. Everybody goes through life's challenges but not everybody gets defeated by life's challenges, as matter of fact many people have used challenges as a ladder to ascend to the corridors of greatness. People naturally expect nothing good out of bad situations. The world holds to a belief system that makes people believe that only good situations produce good outcomes. However, Samson's riddle in part helps us understand that sometimes profit can be squeezed out of any situation no matter its gravity. Many people know about opportunities and actually desire them but very few know where to find them. Many know about the importance of money but very few understand how to make and manage money. The bulk of people know about the negativity of problems but very few understand that every problem comes packaged with opportunities. This book is a knowledge bank that attempts to answer these questions in a concise and clear manner. The book further seeks to put on the spotlight strategies of how one can profit from personal problems, national problems and global problems. It seeks to explain with the aid of practical examples from both biblical and circular history of how one can turn problems into opportunities and profit from them. Everybody faces problems but not everybody profits from them. This piece therefore is a challenge to you to begin to look at problems with an optimistic yet very pragmatic approach and endeavour to squeeze profit from them. By the time you finish reading this book you will learn that often times than not, gain is preceded by some amount of pain and the greatest of men on the sands of time are men who saw opportunities where everybody was seeing problems and reached out to profit from them. Permit me to congratulate you in advance as you embark on this life changing pilgrimage that will make you to begin to see life's challenges as necessary ingredients to the equation of greatness.