Whatever the problem, be part of the solution. Don’t just sit around raising questions and pointing out obstacles.

The quotation argues for constructive agency: when confronted with a difficulty, the ethical and practical response is to contribute to remedies rather than merely critique. “Raising questions” and “pointing out obstacles” are framed as insufficient if they become substitutes for responsibility, creativity, or labor. The line also implies a distinction between helpful skepticism (which can refine solutions) and performative negativity (which stalls progress). In a collaborative setting, it functions as a norm-setting maxim: value people who move work forward, share ownership of outcomes, and convert insight into action.