As soon as you can recognize this positive attitude toward your problems and face the distortions that are there, then you can keep your problems from misleading and misdirecting you. Every problem has a distortion in it. Problems have a tendency to reflect life much like the fun mirror in the carnival. Neither would it be smart to base decisions on your life based on the distortions that a problem is causing. Let the immediate negative impact of a problem fade before you make a hasty decision that you will later regret.
Problems are only decisions waiting to be made.
If I face my problem deep enough, long enough and carefully enough, I will finally come to the realization that I don't have a problem at all. I just have a decision to make. And the reason I call it a problem is that the decision is scary, risky or unpleasant. I wish I didn't have to do it. Once you recognize that a problem is only a decision, then you are in control of the problem and when God is in control of your life, then you can rest assured that He will help you make the right decision.