The Dangers Of Overcoming Obstacles
Everyone will go through some kind of problem throughout his or her life. No one will ever have the perfect life without having to go through any tribulations.At some point in life you will have either puny or tremendous obstacles which will be agonizing to deal with. However, you can make your obstacles and disadvantages into something favorable. An obstacle can block people from something, but any obstacle can be dealt with. An obstacle is a thing that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders progress. Some people say that obstacles are nothing but a disturbance that prevents people from doing or being what they want. Everyone looks at an obstacle as something negative and tries to get rid of it when they should embrace it and look at the positive side in it. For example, in the play Julius Caesar, Cassius and Brutus saw Caesar as an obstacle and tried to get rid of him. Consequently, Brutus lost a close friend and they were both wanted for murder.This affected Brutus and Cassius by making them both enemies of Rome, the city they were trying to protect. As a result both men were killed by their own soldiers and were punished by the consequences of their actions.As you
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For example, in the Glass Castle, Jeannette had an enormous disadvantage of being poor and having irresponsible parents. Consequently, Jeannette made her disadvantages into something that made her triumphant throughout her life. This affected Jeannette by having her become a responsible, independent, intelligent, vigorous women. As a result, Jeannette was able to live without her parents throughout most of her life and became one of the most memorable and remarkable writers, and she was capable of achieving this by writing a book about how she made herself bigger than the obstacles in her life. As you can see making your obstacles a method of improvement in your life can assist you on prevailing in
For example, in the Glass Castle, Jeannette had an enormous disadvantage of being poor and having irresponsible parents. Consequently, Jeannette made her disadvantages into something that made her triumphant throughout her life. This affected Jeannette by having her become a responsible, independent, intelligent, vigorous women. As a result, Jeannette was able to live without her parents throughout most of her life and became one of the most memorable and remarkable writers, and she was capable of achieving this by writing a book about how she made herself bigger than the obstacles in her life. As you can see making your obstacles a method of improvement in your life can assist you on prevailing in