160. PEBBLES OR MOUNTAINS? Jack’s Undergraduate Empowerment - Empowering Undergraduates - Empowering And Inspiring Generations
160. PEBBLES OR MOUNTAINS?
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Life at university can seem like an endless set of difficulties. Your to-do list may look like a mountain on some days, while it may be a collection of minor, seemingly unimportant chores on others. What are your thoughts on these challenges? Do you approach big problems head-on or do you treat small annoyances as if they were insurmountable?
How you handle life’s challenges is greatly influenced by your thinking. A “mountain” can be failing a course or experiencing financial difficulties, whereas a “pebble” can be a missed deadline or a challenging professor. If you allow fear or frustration to distort your judgement, both may appear overwhelming. You can avoid needless tension, though, if you perceive a stone for what it is: a small bump in the road.
In a same vein, mountains can appear less daunting when viewed strategically. Divide your difficulties into manageable chunks. For example, studying for final exams can feel daunting, but it can feel more manageable if you set out a certain amount of time each day. Your capacity to steadily manage pebbles while progressively ascending mountains is often the key to success.
Furthermore, the challenge’s magnitude is frequently arbitrary. Something what seems like a mountain now, could appear like a pebble later, particularly as you acquire expertise and confidence. Resilience is developed by confronting challenges head-on and growing from each one, not by avoiding them. Never forget that there will always be mountains and pebbles in life. How you handle them will determine how much you grow.





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