What do you do when you purchase a product, say a car for instance, because you've looked at it and it seems to meet all your specifications; you bring it home and begin to enjoy the product and then some months pass and you find out that it really isn't the right specification? it may have claimed to have certain features and you realise, to your utter dismay that those features are not there... or you discover that the product reacts in certain ways to high voltage or the packaging is not what you thought you could handle?

Do you resign yourself to the product you have purchased? or do you trade it in for a better model?

Do you attempt to reshape and reconstruct the model by lovingly trying to restore it to what you think it should be? or do you with cruel jabs harshly try to get the product into shape?

Sometimes we never realise that all we have to do is read the manual! The product was manufactured in a certain way and you need to know the details of the product and why it functions the way it does. you also need to know which buttons to press to activate the different features of the product.

Other times, it may be that the car has been used before and it got a worse deal from its previous owner so it responds in certain ways because its been down a certain path before and in some ways, has some preconceived notions of how it is expected to behave at certain points in time................................ It may therefore need loving restoration and the owner has to bear in mind that the car has a good engine under its hood but if you don't fine tune it, you may never know!

What am I trying to say? Don't discard your product or change it in for a better model until you are completely certain that you and the product do not match!