Rather than looking for what is wrong with things, this quote encourages for the reader to find solutions to problems. The quote suggests that finding faults only causes more faults. If citizens were to focus more on finding remedies to world issues, personal issues, and societal issues, it would be easier to live far better as a whole. Moreover, in the case of Henry Ford, who said the quote, finding the faults in one’s own work will not better it, simply make it worse. Finding a remedy betters one as a person, an inventor, or whatever one would like to become. It is far better to be part of the solution a person would like to create than be a part of the problem one tries their hardest to avoid. More so, complaining about the problem does not fix it, but simply makes it worse. Complaining about the problem makes one part of the issue. This being said, being part of the solution can be recognizing that oneself is part of the problem. If one is able to recognize that they are simply making things worse, they have suddenly switched themselves from being the problem into being the solution. This is what the quote, “Don’t find fault, find a remedy” by Henry Ford means.