Perhaps you are familiar with the (true?) story of the truck that got stuck at the entrance of one of NYC's tunnels.  It was too tall and it jammed in fairly well.  Reversing the engine was not working.  Workers were about to call in big equipment when some boy--who had gotten out of the car since traffic had stopped--suggested letting air out of the tires.  It worked and I'm sure some grown-ups' egos were deflated like innertubes.

In some self-help programs, they quote Einstein's definition of insanity:  "To do the same thing over and over expecting different results."

Imagine this:  seeing something from a different vantage can change the way we view it!  Who doesn't want that.  Then boundaries become smaller and options more abundant.