What is struggle in life?

When we struggle against the natural rhythms of life, we create resistance and opposition and this is what leads to struggle. With struggle there is no joy and rarely any reward. In fact, for some people struggle is the reward. They justify this joyless existence by saying things like, “that’s life”.

Do your struggles define us?

The struggle dictates who you are. It defines how you see yourself, what you believe other people see, and shapes what you will do tomorrow. While the past has greatly influenced who you are, it does not define who you are. Your past does not define, limit, or restrict you and whom you choose to be.

What do you struggle with in writing?

How to Beat 5 Common Writing Struggles

Struggle: Thinking of a relevant topic. Writing the actual content for your blog is tough enough, but sometimes, the hardest part is thinking of a topic!
Struggle: Coming up with a catchy title.
Struggle: Getting started writing.
Struggle: Being too wordy.
Struggle: Spending hours editing.

How do you not write an essay?

Write Better Essays: 7 Mistakes to Avoid

Writing a Synopsis, Not An Analytical Essay.
Not Having a Strong Thesis Statement.
Using Too Many Quotes in An Essay.
Plagiarism.
Making Grammar, Spelling and Pronoun Mistakes.
Not Having a Good Bibliography.
Using Resources That Aren’t Credible.

Why can’t I write good essays?

A lot of students fail at working well with writing essays because there’s an editing process that many don’t like. Editing means changing things, and facing off against writing options that aren’t very good to run through. Students often assume that the writing process takes one major push, and that’s it.

Is mental health a good topic for college essays?

Recently, I’ve noticed a concerning uptick in the number of students asking whether it’s appropriate for them to write about mental health issues, most frequently ADD and/or anxiety, in their college applications. So the short answer: don’t do it. Do not write your main essay about the issue.