Difficult experience, which is the essential part of our lives, guides the analysis of the difficulties and challenging topics. It helps to outline what the learner thinks he need to know to formulate a viable solution. Therefore, most people think that difficulties are bound to exert negative influence on us. As far as I am concerned, people can benefit from the difficult experience they encounter. In deed, difficult experience often makes it harder for us to succeed, but when we look back, we will find that obstacles give us valuable experience and push us to achieve greatness as there is saying
" Out of difficulties grow miracles." - Jean de la Bruyere
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In grade school, I was always the guy who bullies loved. There were many instances in which they stole my glasses, lunch money, and even my watch. Due to this, I joined a karate class and started learning how to defend myself. After about two months, my karate skills were so good that no bully dared to threaten me. After succeeding in achieving my goal, I established a goal-oriented mindset. Due to my success in learning karate, I have established a habit of going after what I want. My hardships helped transform me into a person that plays an active role in achieving my goals , find solution to my problem , and learn me new skills . These Difficult experiences have taught me an important thing about life: it is possible to achieve everything you want in life, as long as you put in the effort.
" Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the complex experiences which he have overcome." - Booker T. Washington
In the light of above mentioned examples, It become the evidence that though obstacles and complex experiences adversely affect our lives contemporary, they actually bring us benefit in the future and the key to success, as we can see from Colonel Sanders , Charles Dickens and my personal experience that people do indeed benefit greatly from hardships and difficult experiences. Hardships shape one's character, give them strength
" Out of difficulties grow miracles." - Jean de la Bruyere
The Archetypes of Colonel Sanders , Charles Dickens , and my personal experience …show more content…
In grade school, I was always the guy who bullies loved. There were many instances in which they stole my glasses, lunch money, and even my watch. Due to this, I joined a karate class and started learning how to defend myself. After about two months, my karate skills were so good that no bully dared to threaten me. After succeeding in achieving my goal, I established a goal-oriented mindset. Due to my success in learning karate, I have established a habit of going after what I want. My hardships helped transform me into a person that plays an active role in achieving my goals , find solution to my problem , and learn me new skills . These Difficult experiences have taught me an important thing about life: it is possible to achieve everything you want in life, as long as you put in the effort.
" Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the complex experiences which he have overcome." - Booker T. Washington
In the light of above mentioned examples, It become the evidence that though obstacles and complex experiences adversely affect our lives contemporary, they actually bring us benefit in the future and the key to success, as we can see from Colonel Sanders , Charles Dickens and my personal experience that people do indeed benefit greatly from hardships and difficult experiences. Hardships shape one's character, give them strength