Nobody ever says, “Find me a lawyer who will build a fence and sit on it,” or “Give me ten reasons why I cannot do what I want.” They don’t seek someone who says, “We always do it this way,” or ensures they pay the most tax possible.

We start from the premise that all problems are solvable. Sometimes, the cost-benefit analysis suggests it isn’t worth pursuing, in which case, you are making an informed choice. Other times, you might be looking at the wrong problem or the wrong aspect of it.

We approach things differently, which means we could find the answer in unexpected places.