Why Do Hardships Foster Sense Of Duty And Drive?

What hardships foster a sense of duty and drive? Over the course of a person’s life, many people experience oppression and difficulties that at some point they have to overcome. Every day someone goes through something tough which might leave them physically or mentally hurt. In life, hardships foster a sense of duty and drive when facing adversity. Some examples of hardships that people go through are injuries, family breakups, and a loss of a loved one.

Injuries are one hardship that can end a person’s sports career or can change a person’s everyday life. I know from experience and from others that injuries are hard to endure. I’ve had to undergo minor and major injuries that have taken me out of a whole entire sports season. The pain and discomfort of the injuries were awful, but the thought of being out for the majority of the time, in my mind thought was worse. Vince
Almost every two seconds at least two people die and over 152,000 people die a day. Many people all over the world suffer the loss of a loved one which can change their lives forever. I know from experience because my family and I were deeply saddened when we heard that my uncle had passed away. Not only did it affect our family it also affected the people around us and especially my cousins. We were all heartbroken by the tragic incident that we didn’t know how to get by the fact that he wasn’t in our lives anymore. Another dreadful incident that happened recently was the death of many Humboldt Bronco players and staff. As a community and a country as a whole, we were all devastated by the event. No one could even imagine that such thing would happen because no one would ever want it to happen. Even though in this case the 16 people who died left us, we always have to stay strong. This goes to show that whenever someone closes dies it’s always not the easiest to deal with, but sometimes it easier just to let