Think about your life, what you’ve been taught, where you’ve been raised and the values that have been instilled in you. Think a
bout the beliefs and principles you’ve been raised with and how they've impacted you in terms of money, stereotyping, and fearing success. Analyze and evaluate the competing commitments detailed in the passage and decide if they help prove this statement: "competing commitments hold us back from experiencing life at it's fullest." Do you have any reason to believe the statement to be wrong? Identify one area in your life where you might have a competing commitment. How are these beliefs battling it out and which belief usually wins the fight?
Honestly life has many challenges but during life we expect much, like having a great life. I think that the statement doesn't because of things that may go on in my life.
