The phrase "We find ways" is in the present simple tense, so its meaning depends on the context: It suggests a regular or habitual action: It means "We regularly discover ways" or "We often figure out solutions." Example: "We find ways to solve problems every day." (This implies it’s something that happens consistently.) It can also refer to a general truth or fact: It can mean "We are capable of finding ways" or "We manage to find ways when needed." It does not mean "you are going to find ways" (that would be future tense: "We will find ways") or "you already found ways every day" (that would be past tense: "We found ways every day").