Why Run From Problems Campfire

The campfire crackled while smoke twisted the question into the night sky: “Why run from problems?” A lone figure sat close, grinning at the flames. Every problem he had fled from returned hotter, bigger, and hungrier. So he stopped running. He fed the fire with the very things he once feared. The smoke rose, the heat stayed, and the night finally grew quiet. Problems, it turned out, only chase those who keep moving.
One-liners:
Running from problems gives them a head start.
The fire doesn’t care if you face it or flee—it still burns.
Sit still long enough, and the problem becomes the fuel.