Do Hard Things By Alex And Brett Harris

“Courage is not the absence of fear. It is rather not letting your fear control your actions” said by Brett Harris. This quote means that bravery is not something we shouldn't fear but with our actions we shouldn't be control through doubt. From the novel “Do Hard things” by Alex and Brett Harris it shows the possible ways to overcome our fears.The novel illustrated the five types of hard things we need to do in our teen lives and throughout life.

Comfort zones

from these five rules what I learned so far this summer was rule number three, things that are too big to accomplish alone. This rule gave me guidelines into making myself feel confident and comfortable of who I am.From these challenges in
I got help from friends and teachers into presenting about a book we read and what we learn about that book. With the help from my friends it made it really easier to brainstorm our ideas about the book and present it to our classmates. I determined the reason why making new friends or working with groups of people weren't a hard choice to make. working with teams, I had it a lot easier to write down the my essay with the help of teamwork. It depends on the people I work with people the one who are serious about their grades and excited to put in the effort. Summer break made me a different person. It helped me improve the ability to work with people and also not to do some projects independently.the First I thought I didn't need anyone doing the projects with me. Whenever I needed help with my assignment I always ask the teachers but now collaborating with teams I always ask questions about their opinions and share my ideas.Over the summer break I went to the summer camp program to read about books and summarize what it was about. The camp program was full of people I didn't know. Every day the teachers make us work in groups to introduce ourselves to our classmates . Even though it was a