Tip two: Consider the consequences. If you want to overcome the obstacles that get in your way you have to think through consequences. Ask yourself what the worst thing that could happen is if you go for something difficult? You could fail. Right? Well, if you never try, then you have failed already? So, use this thought as a useful tool. Also, consider the consequences of giving up on a dream or goal because of an obstacle. Letting worry get in the way is stupid. However, you can let that worry motivate you to work hard. Instead of looking bad, you work hard so you won't. This can be a great motivator to help you work on obstacles instead of giving up when you meet them.

Tip three: One obstacle you are going to face I their own reservations about working toward their goals. So, take a few minutes to think about what's holding you back. Determine why you are not working toward and achieving your goals. So, once you determine this, use logic to dismiss it. Sometimes people use fear to rationalize giving up. Sometimes people talk themselves out of working toward their goals, so in other words they are their own obstacles. So, instead of quitting on your dreams, use sense, truth, and some confidence to stay working hard. If you know exactly what it is that is holding you back (and if you can get specific, not just a "feeling") then you can work on it and eliminate the problem.

Some of the other things you can do to overcome the obstacles that get in the way of your goals are as follows:

 Put together a support team. If you have other people behind you help you work your way to your goals, you will be less likely to let small obstacles escalate and become large problems.
 Think success. If you can get a success mindset, instead of a failure mindset, then when small set backs happen, instead of dropping the ball and walking off the court, you will see that part of the road to success is failure. You will probably fail a few times, run into a few problems, and then you will succeed.