How Do You Handle Challenges in Your Life?

How do you handle a challenge in your life?

Is it something you recognize? Have you been here before? How is this challenge affecting your life? Do you avoid challenges?

What’s the right answer? There is no right answer; challenges are different for everyone.

Questions are vital to handling and hopefully dismissing challenges. If there is no query you will never know what you are facing. Details are important.

Is the challenge bigger than you? Can you redesign the challenge into digestible bites? Everything seemingly negative is better if you can get it smaller.

Is it truly a challenge or are you making it up?

Notice all the questions I am already asking? You need to ask them of yourself as well.

I don’t know if one challenge can be any bigger than the next. Every challenge can make you stronger, wiser and maybe more inclined to step back rather than charge ahead. Sometimes stepping back, or even out of the challenge, opens doors to new opportunities. Do your challenges make you stronger?

What are your current challenges and how are you handling them?

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2 Comments

Yvette on March 14, 2020 at 2:58 am

Was going to send this to my daughter however once I read where you said maybe stepping out of the challenge could open the door for new opportunities because in my daughters case she always steps out and never gives an opportunity to work out completely. She gets scared of all the wrong things then runs or pushes away. She would have used this to just keep running when I wish she would give things a chance sometimes. Sorry, not criticizing at all. Just a small bit of advise on writing from all views. Otherwise fantastic advise.

Joanne Victoria on March 14, 2020 at 11:35 am
Hi Yvette… So sorry my ‘step back approach’ was a stop for you as pertains to your daughter. I advise giving it (your daughter?)the 3 times your out approach. If one keeps stepping out of the challenge, there may be no learning nor resolution. ‘Always’ and ‘never’ are what keeps us stifled without learning. Of course, it also depends on the challenge. I do appreciate you taking the time to respond to my post. Please write again if you want further insights to challenges.

Yvette on March 14, 2020 at 2:58 am
Was going to send this to my daughter however once I read where you said maybe stepping out of the challenge could open the door for new opportunities because in my daughters case she always steps out and never gives an opportunity to work out completely. She gets scared of all the wrong things then runs or pushes away. She would have used this to just keep running when I wish she would give things a chance sometimes. Sorry, not criticizing at all. Just a small bit of advise on writing from all views. Otherwise fantastic advise.
- Joanne Victoria on March 14, 2020 at 11:35 am
  Hi Yvette… So sorry my ‘step back approach’ was a stop for you as pertains to your daughter. I advise giving it (your daughter?)the 3 times your out approach. If one keeps stepping out of the challenge, there may be no learning nor resolution. ‘Always’ and ‘never’ are what keeps us stifled without learning. Of course, it also depends on the challenge. I do appreciate you taking the time to respond to my post. Please write again if you want further insights to challenges.