Why do you think people give up?

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Why do you think people give up?

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  • High expectations. It is normal to wait for the result, but it is not normal to wait for the result instantly.
  • Fixating on mistakes. You confidently went to your goal and suddenly made a mistake. And then another and another... Someone this situation is only going to encourage, and someone will be forced to roll out of the way.
  • Lack of self-belief. Once you have started a new project, your eyes are burning, and the energy splashing over the edge. But after a while, the feeling of novelty disappears, the routine is addictive, and the positive attitude begins to evaporate.
  • Fear of the future and resistance to change. On the one hand, you are eager to achieve your plans, on the other — you are afraid of possible changes.
  • The certainty that everyone around you owes you something. Going to your goal, you are constantly trying to load others with their problems.
  • Fear of losing. You retreat when the fear of failure becomes stronger than the desire to cope.
  • Self pity.
  • Negative influence of others. You go ahead, and it seems that everything works out for you, but friends/acquaintances/relatives say that your goal is ridiculous and you will not succeed in achieving it.
  • Working overload. If you work too much, you can burn out or get so tired that there will be neither the strength nor the desire to move forward.
  • Ignorance of their capabilities. You realize that you do not have enough knowledge, skills or experience to achieve the goal and therefore drop the plan.
  • Other (please specify)

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     6 years ago 

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    • Fixating on mistakes. You confidently went to your goal and suddenly made a mistake. And then another and another... Someone this situation is only going to encourage, and someone will be forced to roll out of the way.
    • Lack of self-belief. Once you have started a new project, your eyes are burning, and the energy splashing over the edge. But after a while, the feeling of novelty disappears, the routine is addictive, and the positive attitude begins to evaporate.
    • Fear of losing. You retreat when the fear of failure becomes stronger than the desire to cope.
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    • High expectations. It is normal to wait for the result, but it is not normal to wait for the result instantly.
    • Fear of the future and resistance to change. On the one hand, you are eager to achieve your plans, on the other — you are afraid of possible changes.
    • Fear of losing. You retreat when the fear of failure becomes stronger than the desire to cope.
    • Working overload. If you work too much, you can burn out or get so tired that there will be neither the strength nor the desire to move forward.
    • Other (please specify)

    Maybe all this. We are all different and there are different reasons, but I vote for the fears in first line.

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      • High expectations. It is normal to wait for the result, but it is not normal to wait for the result instantly.
      • Fixating on mistakes. You confidently went to your goal and suddenly made a mistake. And then another and another... Someone this situation is only going to encourage, and someone will be forced to roll out of the way.
      • Fear of the future and resistance to change. On the one hand, you are eager to achieve your plans, on the other — you are afraid of possible changes.
      • Fear of losing. You retreat when the fear of failure becomes stronger than the desire to cope.
      • Working overload. If you work too much, you can burn out or get so tired that there will be neither the strength nor the desire to move forward.
      • Ignorance of their capabilities. You realize that you do not have enough knowledge, skills or experience to achieve the goal and therefore drop the plan.
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        • Other (please specify)

        I would say all of above and maybe some more. There is always a reason to not do something. You could get hit by a truck o hi y lightning or contract a disease. These are all good reasons to not leave your home. So in one word I could say being lazy and finding excuses is the main reason.

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          • High expectations. It is normal to wait for the result, but it is not normal to wait for the result instantly.
          • Lack of self-belief. Once you have started a new project, your eyes are burning, and the energy splashing over the edge. But after a while, the feeling of novelty disappears, the routine is addictive, and the positive attitude begins to evaporate.
          • Fear of losing. You retreat when the fear of failure becomes stronger than the desire to cope.
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                • High expectations. It is normal to wait for the result, but it is not normal to wait for the result instantly.
                • Fixating on mistakes. You confidently went to your goal and suddenly made a mistake. And then another and another... Someone this situation is only going to encourage, and someone will be forced to roll out of the way.
                • Lack of self-belief. Once you have started a new project, your eyes are burning, and the energy splashing over the edge. But after a while, the feeling of novelty disappears, the routine is addictive, and the positive attitude begins to evaporate.
                • Fear of the future and resistance to change. On the one hand, you are eager to achieve your plans, on the other — you are afraid of possible changes.
                • The certainty that everyone around you owes you something. Going to your goal, you are constantly trying to load others with their problems.
                • Fear of losing. You retreat when the fear of failure becomes stronger than the desire to cope.
                • Self pity.
                • Negative influence of others. You go ahead, and it seems that everything works out for you, but friends/acquaintances/relatives say that your goal is ridiculous and you will not succeed in achieving it.
                • Working overload. If you work too much, you can burn out or get so tired that there will be neither the strength nor the desire to move forward.
                • Ignorance of their capabilities. You realize that you do not have enough knowledge, skills or experience to achieve the goal and therefore drop the plan.
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                  • High expectations. It is normal to wait for the result, but it is not normal to wait for the result instantly.
                  • Working overload. If you work too much, you can burn out or get so tired that there will be neither the strength nor the desire to move forward.
                  • Ignorance of their capabilities. You realize that you do not have enough knowledge, skills or experience to achieve the goal and therefore drop the plan.
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                    • High expectations. It is normal to wait for the result, but it is not normal to wait for the result instantly.
                    • Fixating on mistakes. You confidently went to your goal and suddenly made a mistake. And then another and another... Someone this situation is only going to encourage, and someone will be forced to roll out of the way.
                    • Lack of self-belief. Once you have started a new project, your eyes are burning, and the energy splashing over the edge. But after a while, the feeling of novelty disappears, the routine is addictive, and the positive attitude begins to evaporate.
                    • Fear of losing. You retreat when the fear of failure becomes stronger than the desire to cope.
                    • Self pity.
                    • Ignorance of their capabilities. You realize that you do not have enough knowledge, skills or experience to achieve the goal and therefore drop the plan.
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