Interpreted in three ways:

 

1. We are always surrounded by problems: This suggests that problems are a natural part of any system or process. There will always be areas that require improvement or attention.
2. We are not looking hard enough: This interpretation implies that problems exist, but we may fail to recognize them or acknowledge their presence. It emphasizes the need for a keen awareness of potential issues and a proactive approach to problem-solving.
3. By saying "there is no problem," we are trying to hide problems: Sometimes, individuals or organizations may deny the existence of problems or avoid addressing them. This interpretation highlights the importance of being honest about challenges and actively seeking solutions.