Squaw Peak is a prominent, cliff faced mountain visible from most of Utah Valley. From the north side, it appears to be a tree covered, inconspicuous bump on the ridge line. This is a good example of perspective. When you are standing down in the valley, Squaw Peak has much more importance than it does when you climb the mountains and look back down on the valley. This is analogous to many of life's problems. Some problems appear to be monumental but with the passage of time and some hard work, they turn into small bumps on the ridge of life.
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