Without context, it is impossible to pin down an exact meaning. Context (where, when, and why these words were spoken) can make the meaning precise. The meanings you suggest are certainly possible meanings, as are all the interpretations given by the other commenters. To the extent that any of the interpretations may differ, they are merely imagining different contexts in which the words might be spoken. One interpretation that nobody seems to have mentioned is the simplest one. It can be interpreted as a matter of fact statement that each day it does in fact happen that we find new ways (methods, actions, or solutions). For instance, suppose you work in a restaurant which always has too many customers at lunchtime. This creates a frenzy among the workers, but each day, somehow, you manage to serve them all. You could then say "we find ways every day" (to deal with this difficult situation).

The phrase "We find ways every day" means that you are actively discovering or figuring out new methods, solutions, or approaches on a daily basis. Explanation: "Find" is in the present simple tense, indicating a habitual or regular action. "Every day" emphasizes that this action happens daily. It does not mean that you are going to find ways (future intent) or that you already found something (past action). Instead, it describes something you do consistently or as a routine. Example: "We find ways every day to overcome challenges" → This means you regularly discover ways to deal with challenges on a daily basis. Let me know if you’d like further clarification!

There are no time limits on find. We find ways every day throughout our lives - in the past, the present, and will in the future.

"We find ways every day" is a testament to human resilience, adaptability, and determination. It encourages us to approach life's challenges with a growth mindset, creativity, and a willingness to learn and evolve. If one way does not work, we will find another way. We find ways everyday to survive.