All problems are resolved with time, one way or another.
In fact a "problem" or obstacle is simply an illusion created by us. We define our goal as so important; therefore, whatever interferes or stands in the way of our goal is seen as a difficulty to overcome.
People almost invariably create their own problems and then feel obligated to deal with them... which is fine, just be aware of who created the problem.
If you live more in the moment, problems seem to evaporate because the wall before you is not an obstacle, it's just a wall. Why should it not be there?
In my life, I do what I will, and operate on a belief in destiny. If I am to do something, then reality will align so I achieve it. If I am not meant to do something, then no amount of exertion on my part will have an affect.
The path of least resistance is the right one I think. Which doesn't mean my path seems easy to walk... it might very well be the most difficult path one could choose... what it does mean is that as I walk along the path, obstacles yield to my presence and a solution always presents itself.
Granted, I believe I have divine help every step of the way.
This is a wonderful bit of knowledge once uttered by a swami that I will now paraphrase: I most certainly cannot accomplish this feat before me, but God can, and so through me, God will do his wondrous work.
Then life becomes a question of whether or not I should do something in the present moment. It's not an intricate planned process that can be thwarted by this or that.
Yet I've not perfected it, so I still have "problems" just like everyone else. I look forward to the day that I don't.