DARREN STOTT As a young boy, I would often use excessive force when a puzzle piece didn’t fit; perhaps I believed that the puzzle maker made an incorrect cut. If I persisted the piece would bend and the puzzle would not be able to be completed, but, if I accepted that it wasn’t the right fit, I could then move on and continue to find the correct pieces that could easily connect. It’s really not a big deal if a piece doesn’t fit, it just means that we explore other opportunities and trust that th...