Do you like challenges, and if so how do you deal with them...?

Question

We all face challenges, you know, some of us face more challenges than others, but i think the most important thing is the way we deal with challenges, my partner challenges me for the better, and i learn, and grow through the experience, so do you face a challenge head on, or do you shrink at the very thought of one?.......-

Answer 1

Challenges will be here whether we like them or not, so I guess you have to face them head on. It doesn't do any good to try to run from them, because they are put here anyway. And it teaches you how to get tough.

Answer 2

Interesting question or rather a challenging one.
I am manic, Type A, alpha male. I throve on multitasking, take the bull by the horns challenges.
Then I learned there are more subtle challenges such as containing the lust for challenges / next highs. Another such subtle challenge would be learning to respond at the right time/way/place rather than react.
Now is the challenge to live at peace w/ myself/mate/world.
How - I fail a good share of the time. When I succeed it is through reading the Bible - about 9 chapters a day; praying; listening to my mate; and listening to the accumulated wisdom of my life.
Thank you.

Answer 3

people do the best they can

when they feel
confident in themselves
and their back-up,
any challenge is met
with armor drawn

but, sometimes
you need to
sneak up on the ememy

sometimes
you need to wait
and gather
your forces.
maybe get more
experience

that doesn't mean
you're shrinking
from the battle


a strong warrior's
greatest challenge
is to be an good example
for the weak

Answer 4

Challenges are opportunities for growth. Without challenges you would just sit and veg. I could use a few less challenges myself right now though.

Answer 5

Full speed a head! I thrive on challenges that take me out of my comfort zone.

Answer 6

You have to charge at them and give all you got. That's how I learn and become stronger. If I fail, I learn. If I succeed, I learn. Success is better, but failure is always more likely.