What would happen if every time you came up against a wall—however insurmountable the object might be—you regarded it with childlike curiosity? What if the first question were not “how can I get past this,” but rather, “what might I learn about this?”
What have you learned about an obstacle that stands in your way?
Obstacles are omnipresent. When they appear insurmountable, I often make myself forget about them. I try to make myself see which can be encountered in a way that changes the playing field and can be solved, but if I think that they are causing me a lot of stress, I let them go. There will be another day to win the fight!