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Taya2010 [7]
3 years ago
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Discuss the limits and opportunities you may have for being able to set and meet life goals. How much do you believe in choice a

nd self-determination? Do you feel outside social factors or something about your own nature keeps you from charting your life course? Do you feel you have more or less self-determination than other people such as friends, classmates, family members, or even celebrities?
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2 answers:
siniylev [52]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

See explanation for answer.

Explanation:

As far as limits go, I have ADHD. So I struggle with meeting goals on time, especially long-term goals. I do believe in myself very much but I have my limits such as everyone else does. I lose patience and focus easily. So if my goal doesn't seem in reach I generally quickly determinate it or procrastinate with it. Seeing other people achieve their goals does make me feel like I can never do enough sometimes. Most of the time however it is my own nature that keeps me from meeting and accomplishing my goals. My self-determination is not the problem, I am plenty determined or just as determined as others to meet my goals, I just struggle more internally to do so than others do.

I hope this helps!

Have a lovely night!

zvonat [6]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

As far as limits go, I have ADHD. So I struggle with meeting goals on time, especially long-term goals. I do believe in myself very much but I have my limits such as everyone else does. I lose patience and focus easily. So if my goal doesn't seem in reach I generally quickly determinate it or procrastinate with it. Seeing other people achieve their goals does make me feel like I can never do enough sometimes. Most of the time however it is my own nature that keeps me from meeting and accomplishing my goals. My self-determination is not the problem, I am plenty determined or just as determined as others to meet my goals, I just struggle more internally to do so than others do.

Explanation:

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