One of my favourite quotes is “If you have problems, change their name into challenges and find solutions“. This is an example of a reframe.
Some good examples of other reframe are:
- Problems = Challenges
- Nervousness = Excitement
- Failures = Learnings
But sometimes you need to dig for an alternative reframe that’s the best fit for you. You can do this by coming up with a list of reframing questions, like:
- How would someone who really enjoys being in this situation frame it?
- What would you be missing out on if you didn’t have this situation in your life?
- What advice would you give to someone else who was handling this situation?
Having a list of questions like this will help you reshuffle the way that you think about negative situations in your life.

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