My Obstacle In Life Analysis

An obstacle is something that blocks one’s way or prevents someone's progress. In the maxim Obstacles the author, Viktor E. Frankl, was telling the reader about the Holocaust since he was a survivor of the Holocaust. Even, though I wasn’t in the Holocaust I can connect to some obstacles that could be going on. My obstacle in life is that one thing is said to me through one ear and it goes out the other. What I mean is that when someone says something to me I get too distracted and I forget about what they said. Sometimes my mom or dad will ask me to do something and I would say one minute, but when I then am ready to do what they asked me I forget what they said and I have to ask again. This can relate to the maxim because when the people
in the Holocaust were trying to work for the Nazis they aren’t in the moment. They are thinking about all the things that are going to happen to them or what their life was before they were forced to go to the camps. When someone tells me something I am thinking about other things so I get distracted and forget what they said. In conclusion, in the maxim, Obstacles Viktor E. Frankl it can relate to my life and the obstacle that I face.