Week 10, Not giving up




1. "Failures open the doors to success!" Tell us about a time when you failed with something?

I have had many failures in my life, like giving up on a coarse on Clip'n Clime when I haven't even got up to a bit that was even high, I gave up on a lot of high places.


2. Tell us about a time when you had success? What did you do to achieve success?
So I went to adrenaline forest's high ropes (by Spencer park,) and I went with my two friends. On the first one I was fine, but on the second one there was a higher coarse which scared me a lot, (I cried...) but the people were helping someone else, so I couldn't get down, but at the end I went, and I regret nothing after that.

3. We are responsible for our own success and learning. Do you agree or disagree and why?
Yes, because if we get something wrong and the other person takes responsibility, that won't be fair. I think it's right to take your own responsibility.

4. What is a challenge you have faced this year? Explain what happened.
Friends keeping them from doing bad things, etc.

5. There's no such thing as an overnight success. What does this mean? Do you agree and why?
Overnight success is succeeding something overnight or recently.

6. Why do we give up? What can we do to avoid giving up in the future? Who can help us?
We can sometimes give up with a lot of things, but maybe giving up for me is being scared, or sad, etc.

7. "If you do what is easy, your life will be hard." What is this trying to tell us?
That life is not easy, you've got to give it a shot, and if you do something hard now after it can pay off and be easy.

8. Inner confidence and self-belief are the keys to success. Do you agree or disagree and why?
Keys to success is to not give up, and try your best, Try to step into a new kind of you.

9. Who is responsible for your success?
Me cause I take responsibility on my own actions and success.


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