Education: Challenge or Opportunity?

Education is a turning point, but money is the ultimate root that activates the struggle for this turning point!

There are two types of students in the game; some live as victims, while others live as fighters. The difference between them both is the actions defined by their choices. Many people are victims of the choices they make in life. 

It’s up to you to choose who you are and who you want to be. By reprogramming your mindset and channeling your inner intuition, you’ll see a difference in your outcomes. Instead of manifesting problems, think outside the box to find better solutions. Instead of telling yourself, that you have struggles, say out loud there is no problem bigger than you. This way of thinking will help you live a more prosperous and thankful life. There’s no luck; there are opportunities. Your elevated mindset will help you to earn better outcomes. It’s all about your choices. However, education could be a struggle for many reasons.

What Are The Top 3 Education Struggles?

1- Money!

Many people will expect that the only struggle with education is money. Even though it’s common, it’s not the only reason. Money is one of the resources that affect the value of education. Some students would love to be more involved with their education, but their lack of financial support hinders them. They become conflicted between continuing their education and dropping out of school to maintain their current lifestyle. 

2- Fear of Commitment

Many students say they hate college, but actually, they hate the commitment. Committing to people, places, experiences, organizations, and schoolwork is a part of the college experience. However, dropping out and falling short in school is becoming the norm for some students. It’s something related to their personality, and once students identify the hidden issue, it will be easier to overcome. 

3-Lack of Self-Awareness

What do you want to do? What do you want to be? What do you love? If left unanswered, these questions will affect your educational choices. You may not realize until later that your time at school, your choice of major and the classes you took are not of value to you.

Now we know the three main challenges of education. However, for each challenge, there is an opportunity.

• If your challenge to continue your education is money, you need to ask yourself these questions:

• Are you wanting to continue your education?
• Do you know how to manage your budget?
• Are there any possibilities to ask for help?
• Do you have any knowledge about student loans?

After answering these questions, there are more than three chances to continue your education; just choose the most suitable one for you.

• If your education struggle is that you fear commitment, ask yourself the following questions:

• What is the meaning of freedom according to your personality?
• What are the things you would love to spend a long time doing?
• Do you hate the obligations?
• Flashback to your childhood history. What do you remember from the first day of school?

These questions will help you to realize the real problems within yourself. After truthfully answering, 

you will be able to analyze your actions and start building healthy habits towards commitment with a positive mindset.

• You have to know it’s normal to lack self-awareness, but you have to improve your knowledge about yourself. So these tips will help you:

1. Participate in different activities
2. Notice and write down what you enjoy and what you learn from those activities
3. Appreciate your baby steps
4. Select clear and measurable goals
5. Read about different industries
6. Ask coaches and experts
7. Attend workshops and events related to self-awareness and self-development

Finally, remember education could be an opportunity and a struggle for some. It’s all about the steps you choose to conquer adversity in your life. Your personality may be a hindrance, but it’s also what makes your experience special. Don’t allow yourself to be focused on things you can’t control. You have the power to choose to be a victim or a fighter! Day one or another day, you decide.