I recently purchased a new 3D printer.
It's a high-performance, wonderful machine, but when a problem occurs, it's really difficult to find the cause. The display is mostly in English, and even when it's partially translated, it's often incomplete and hard to understand.
Whether it's a machine or life, the cause of the problem is yourself.
Compared to old computers, recent devices rarely have problems. However, this 3D printer gets cranky over the slightest thing.
However, I acquired it with this in mind. That's why I believe the biggest cause of problems is actually me. When I actually try to repair or adjust it, I realize that most of it is due to my own ignorance. Almost all of the troubles could have been prevented if I had the knowledge beforehand.
I also felt this experience when I was using Apple products. And I realized something.
This is exactly the same for not only machines but also for our lives.
Changing your perspective changes your world
When something goes wrong, we tend to blame it on our surroundings or other people. But isn't the real root of the problem within ourselves?
Even when things are going smoothly, if we become complacent with ourselves, things suddenly stagnate. Conversely, even when you're at rock bottom and nothing is going right, simply changing your mindset can suddenly make your surroundings brighter.
We say, "I'm lucky" or "I'm unlucky." However, the difference may be whether we can "realize or not realize" that the fundamental cause of a malfunction or problem is within ourselves.
You are constantly creating the root of the problem. If you can recognize that, you will surely find a way to solve it.
What is "the glitch" for you? How about looking for the cause a little within yourself?
