Personally, I tried my best to solve my troubles in life. It is not an option to run away from them. If I do this, then all these troubles will be piled up.
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If you are in trouble first thank you god for everything you have. Start thinking positive that this trouble is temporary and it will not stay with you for a long period. Tell your self you are come here for some purpose. Stay happy and enjoy your life when you are in trouble. Tell yourself you can stay healthy only when you live a healthy life and be happy. Tel yourself your body is like a temple you need to take care of it and trust on it and everything will be alright soon no matter what is your current situation. Play some music, dance and eat your favorite food and take a break from your work for few days and spend time with yourself and know yourself better. Remember one thing in mind that every problem has a solution and solution to the problem lies in problem itself. Even if you do not find a solution do not worry just stay calm and solution will come up with a time. When right time will come you will get a solution till then you just have to stay clam, happy and be patient. Write down all your worries and problems on a paper and imagine how you feel when you have a solution. Once you get that feelings, write down again that every thing is good. Everything in my life is perfect. Trust me you will feel good.
Never run away with your problems in life. It is best to face it with courage regardless of whatever it is. Running away from it is not the best answer since it would just add more troubles. Facing it with all your heart and always ensure that you should think one to two steps ahead in terms of thinking a solution. This way, you will still get your problems to be solved in cases the first solution that you have think doesn't work, at least you still have back up plans.
If the situation is not immediately dangerous, but you still need help, you can reach out to someone you trust such as a family member, friend, teacher, counselor, or another trusted adult. They may be able to provide support and guidance and can help you come up with a plan to address the situation.
I think that a person needs to think about the problem. Use common sense. Is this serious? If so, reach out to others. Talk to close friends about the issue. Talk to your clergyman if you are religious. Getting other people's input helps you see how really important it is. Break it down into clear steps. How do you need to proceed? Is there anything I can do? Do I need to do anything? Can I see a real answer? Do I need to make a change in how I approach this? What is the impact if I do step forward and do something? What is the impact if I don't? Etc.