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Different bodybuilders have always been inspirational to me. The inspiration came from wanting to feel physically active, and confident in how I felt and how I looked, along with being able to do hard feats of strength. A moment, which I felt inspired was by a certain video showing the hard work of what bodybuilders had to go to as far as exercises and meal planning, specifically a body builder by the name of Jay Cutler. This gave me a strong motive to get in the best shape I had ever been in, and to accomplish the biggest feats of strength I ever have. I specifically like this body builder because he never quit nor gave up even after his countless efforts. Although he was beaten time and time again he never gave in until he finally won Mr. Olympia against the man himself, Ronnie Coleman.
Q 1 Try to imagine yourself 15 years from now. What could be your job? Who would be the significant persons in your life by that time?
<h3 /><h3>Ans => My imagination on 10–15 years from now as per current circumstances</h3>
Personal life: I am close to 30s. So probably i will get married or i lost my wife after divorce. Sometimes life will put on negative feelings. I am not able to think about person which i fall in love one sided. Because anything will happen tomorrow.
Negative feelings apart, i will be married (either love or arranged) with kids. I have more responsibility as a family person. I may have a car, apartment (i settled the money with bank loan)
Professional life: I may work in either abroad, country which i dreamed for or i may work in pune or chandigarh, only favourite place in India. I will be a digital marketing manager that time.
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Q 2 What could be the problems or obstacles you encounter?
<h3>Ans =>Personal Obstacles You Might Face</h3>
Lack of pain.
Lack of patience.
Lack of discipline.
Lack of knowledge.
Lack of inspiration.
Lack of desire and passion.
Lack of skill.
Fear of change.
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One could infer that Ivanhoe takes place in the Middle Ages (500-1500 A.D) because the passage portrays a monarch, or a king ruling over a division of social classes (like nobles and knights. Historically this is called Feudalism). Happy to help!