You know the difference between an excuse and a problem? A problem comes with possible solutions; an excuse is a justification for the status quo.
Brett Guthrie: “You know the difference between an excuse and a problem? A problem comes with possible solutions; an excuse is a…”
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Guthrie emphasizes the importance of solutions over excuses in addressing issues.
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