The easy can
become difficult in a short amount of time. It is easier to deal with the
problem when it is still small and easier to resolve. Turning up the radio so
you do not hear the sound the automobile engine is making, or perhaps not
admitting to a mistake right away can prove to be costly. It is best that if
there is something to do, it should be done now if at all possible. Turning to
distraction to avoid trouble can often lead to more trouble. This is not the
same as having patience like the Tao Te Ching says to have. When something is
clearly wrong, action needs to be taken; it is time for resolve.
