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VashaNatasha [74]
3 years ago
13

What are some "obstacles", "detours" or "rest stops" that divert people from reaching their goals in the journey through life?

Arts
2 answers:
PolarNik [594]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

There are a lot.

Explanation:

Fear of future- Fear of not being able to do it even if trying so hard.

Failure- A lot of people want to quit after failing for the first time.

Focusing on the end result- Fearing what if something goes not right and quitting.

Fear of judgement- Fear of being judged for who you are and your career, likes and needs.

Fear of getting down- Fear of someone will stop you and say you can't do it.

TiliK225 [7]3 years ago
3 0

In life, almost all difficulties may be considered 'speed bumps' or some other similar word from reaching their own goals.

There are, in my opinion, three main types of obstacles, which are;

-Physical

-Mental/Emotional

-Outside (AKA Obstacles out of your control)

There are countless possible obstacles for each category, but to name a few for each;

-Physical difficulties may include an injury that would prevent an activity-based to be achieved or a disease that affects your inability to move towards a goal.

-Mental/Emotional goals can include disorders, diseases, or certain negative events occurring that can hinder your ability to function normally.

-Outside obstacles can be anything from weather cancelling an event you wanted to complete to a person having to opt out of something you needed them to partake in.

In conclusion, there are countless stops that resist against human goals.

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