Who said for every problem there is a solution

There is no point in sitting and moaning about things happening around us. You have the rights to cherish the good moments of life. Likewise you have the responsibility to combat the sad moments of life.

While good moments make your heart go light, the tough moments should make you tough to face the challenges of life. Nothing comes easy here; you have to earn it, my friend! For those who doubt whether they will be able to earn what they desire to, here is the simple single philosophy which can empower you to believe in everything that you wish should come true.

Every problem has a solution; you just need to discover it. You cannot say which solution will, for sure, solve the problem but you can be sure that when you hit the right solution the problem shall vanish.

To make it happen you need to have a firm belief on God and thyself. You have to believe in yourself that you are going to be the problem-solver. Only then will your mind open up to search for solutions.

Mind is one of those wonderful creations of God fit in a human body that can solve the unimaginable mysteries of this beautiful planet. Use it well and believe in your efforts which shall go on to solve the problem. What you dream is your right and no one has the rights to snatch it away from you. There are a lot of people out there who will create problems. There are a lot out there who will complain about problems.

There are plenty of those who will only see the problems and run away from them accepting defeat. Golda Meir. George Washington. John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Vincent Van Gogh. Sigmund Freud. Browse Quotes. Quiz Are you a quotes master? The Simpsons. South Park. Family Guy.

Download Close. Thanks for your vote! Mencken should be credited with the quotation he wrote in the citation. There was no substantive evidence that Mark Twain used this expression. Picture of H. Mencken by Oliver Richard Reid; U. Images have been cropped and resized. Great thanks to Rick Diamond whose inquiry led QI to formulate this question and perform this exploration.

Skip to content. Mark Twain? Peter Drucker? Here are four versions: There is a solution to every problem: simple, quick, and wrong.

Every complex problem has a solution which is simple, direct, plausible—and wrong. Boldface has been added to excerpts: 1 Explanations exist; they have existed for all time; there is always a well-known solution to every human problem—neat, plausible, and wrong. In December the saying ascribed to Mencken appeared as a filler item in an Omaha, Nebraska newspaper: 4 H.

Prochnow: 6 There is always a well-known solution to every human problem—neat, plausible and wrong. Notes: , Prejudices: Second Series by H.