Challenging Obstacles

No one has really did through what i have been through other if they did they had a different solution but it fits for me because it was a big obstacle in my life.I wanted to have a better life for me and my brother I was tired of taking care of everybody but myself the definition in the dictionary is a thing that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders progress.And it was true i was letting everybody else hold me down i was no longer a innocent little girl i felt like i was a mom i took care of so many kids when i was a kid myself.It was a huge obstacle in my life letting go of the hurt i felt because i didn’t have a childhood i was suppose to have but i learned to forgive those mistakes that i had to suffer from and now i can move on with

“We are not what we've done. We are what we’ve overcome.” This set of wise words implies that our true identity is not defined by the achievements we have made, but rather by the obstacles that we manage to overcome and what we learn from them. Like most others, I faced some struggles growing up, and they have played a major role in who I am today. While, some of these struggles consisted of physical barriers in the way of my education, others were economic struggles, later serving as my motivational drive for doing well in school. Each of these has taught me valuable lessons and are the reasons why I am the person who I am today.

Some barriers can be very hard to break some can be pretty easy. Most barriers can be broken but some can't be broken. Webster's New Explorer student's Dictionary defines the word barrier as “something that keeps apart or makes progress difficult”. Some examples of breaking barriers are getting over your fear of heights or a type of disability like an amputation.

I felt a genuine and intense passion in the epidemiology field, especially in the infectious diseases department, and I felt sure of where things were going. And then I met a man. For the next three years I held on to an emotionally and physically abusive relationship. Throughout my freshmen, sophomore, and junior year I lied about my wellbeing, I sacrificed my studies, I cut off ties with friends that were my only support system, and I made several excuses for a person who did not deserve second chances. I finally found the courage to leave the unhealthy relationship. Unfortunately, I suffered chronic depression during my senior year as a result. There were several days I did not have the energy or willpower to get out of bed. I struggled with an overwhelming guilt of giving up on a person who needed more help than I did. I struggled with my self-esteem, and many days I lost motivation to push myself. I grew quite angry that I wasted years my family sacrificed for. I let them down and I could not forgive myself for that. But slowly I started to realize that the person I let down the most was myself. I was once a person with ambition, and goals and somewhere between trying to make someone else happy I lost myself. I wish I could say that i pulled myself together, that I suddenly became happy, or that I pulled all my grades up but I had rough days, weeks, and sometimes bad months. Luckily

In my culture, society looks down at mental illness and when news of mental illness gets out in the society, one’s reputation is pretty much destroyed. My elder brother, Imran, was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder when he was a teenager. My family was still living in Bangladesh at the time and my brother’s illness was treated as a secret by my parents. My parents went above and beyond to hide my brother’s illness because we come from a culture that is quick to condemn parents for their children being abnormal, my family felt very protective of the fact that we had mental illness in our family. Family visitation and guests in our home were strictly monitored by my mother and my siblings and I were coached to make excuses for my brother. My brother’s illness shaped me as a person because I realized that I needed to be able to overcome the obstacles life throws in my way in order to take care of my family.

In life, there are tons of challenges. Some are small and require little work to achieve, while others can be quite large, and take lots of hard work to accomplish. To be able reach these different goals, persistence must be shown, by always trying and never giving up when failure takes over.

THE well one more obstacle i became over was to become good at wrestling and i actually started practicing and my coach believe me and one my last tournament i got second place in my tournament and they were all proud of me How i overcame my obstacles was i just kept doing what i needed to do to become successful and i didn't do it by myself i had many people to help me friends family and sometimes people that i don't know and i just never stopped when i was tired or was done with it but people showed me that never give up on your dreams and i just thought of what the prize at the end of the road would give me and it gave me stuff that will help me in life Well one obstacle was that i had to bring up some of my grades and if any of my friends

When I was about seven years old, I remember my parents telling me the news that my Father lost his job. Due to the economy, the company he worked for was going out of business and could not afford to keep him. Since I was so young, I did not fully comprehend the impact of what I was hearing. It wasn’t until we moved into a smaller home and had no extra money that I realized the extent of the situation. I began to see from a young age the impact money had on life; it controlled everything. My parents were constantly stressed about how they would pay their next bill or buy groceries for the week. I remember countless times when I begged God to give my family money and help my Dad find a job. Even though this prayer was not answered for many years later, God still showed me that He would always provide. Financial hardship has been an obstacle in my life for many years, but I know that God is using that obstacle to mold me into a stronger woman of Christ. From this obstacle, I have learned how to trust in Jesus even when it seems impossible.

An Obstacle is defined as something that blocks ones way or that which hinder’s progress.

“If you can’t fly, then run, if you can’t run, then walk, if you can’t walk, then crawl, but whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward”, a renowned statement by Martin Luther King expressing his notion of perseverance. This quote is suitable for all individuals. Upon reflection many of us here today, can relate to this idea to persist and to not stand still as we are faced with obstacles. Personally, myself and family have been faced with hardships, and at times it was difficult to proceed. We have two options: to surrender, and subsist, or to persevere, and truly succeed.

Once a person borns into this life, he or she need to understand "life is an obstacle." The important part it how can that person turns that obstacle into an opportunity. For me, every obstacle can be handled by working hard or by trying to adapt the situation, come up with a chance to do something new.

I agree with you that everyone is busy now. We should respect every team member and appreciate their time. The online course is more difficult to communicate. It is better to discuss the project and assigned tasks in the beginning, which gives a clear idea to everyone. A tool like, Doodle, helps everyone understand their responsibility and everyone can check the process and dates.

Throughout our lives, we experience a lot of challenging obstacles. These obstacles help us learn and realize what we need to appreciate. Going through the process of the obstacle may be challenging, because you feel like you’re helpless, like you can’t do anything to help get rid of the situation. What you don’t know is that it might help you have a better understanding. It may seem hard, but in the end you might just learn to appreciate life more.

It's the beginning of senior year and I look out too all of my friends for advice about how to overcome the obstacles that this year has to offer. We continue to chat for a while and the conversation shifts. The question ¨what will determine success in my life,¨ exposes itself to the group and just before anyone was able to answer, we scatter to our next class of the day. Responses to this question are often based on objects, and I disagree. According to Zig Ziglar, ¨The foundation stones for balanced success are honesty, character, integrity, faith, love, and loyalty.¨ All six of these traits are important, but the three I think are the most important are honesty, integrity, and faith.

I never wanted to deal with anybody .I started seeing the world as a dark place. I always wanted to be alone and i felt like everyone was talking about me like i was always doing something wrong and something about that feeling played with my emotions. I soon ran into something that felt like depression. I always thought about the negative things that could happen which started to run people away which made me feel like the odd one out of everyone. However, me looking back on how this affected me was crazy. I’m kind of mad at myself for not finding a different way to maintain what i had going in the beginning of junior year. Everything that i felt that year could've been avoided if i just found a different way to be happy. Since all that happened , I've had a different view on how i handle things and on how i see the world. Now I find different ways to stay active, even if it is to clean around the house, help my mom at her job, help someone who seems to be struggling, running a couple of blocks..etc . I found these ways by someone pushing me to be better