Much of this section focuses on Cheryl’s physical exhaustion and discomfort. Describe a moment when your body limited what you could do, and explain what that experience taught you about your mental strength.

Prompt Response: A moment where my body limited on what I could do was when I was in a season of sorrow and bitterness limiting my capabilities to get out of that rut and do something with myself, but even so I pushed myself to actually do something with myself and get stuff done whether it was reading something or studying which I hated the most but eventually overcame that hurdle. That experience taught me about my mental strength was that I was tougher than I seemed and that if I really wanted too I could do it, with the only limiting factor was myself in the choice or choices I made. 

Summary: Today in class we read 10 pages of Chapter 6 of the book Wild. Then we answered 6 discussion questions and turned it in on Canvas. 

Reflection: I learned today that Cheryl is a just a normal human being in the since that she doesn't overcome what she's dealing with emotionally inside in an instant or at the very beginning of the book as it's more of a process or journey like the PCT. This impacted me by making me reflect on the many instances of where I had shared similar moments of my life to her, an example of this is when I had studied so hard for my learner's permit just to not take it, but this showed that if I showed consistency and chose to do it or made myself do it instead of backing out that I could make significant process even if that was only one instance in my life. In the future I will use this in order to reflect back on future questions or test when I need to look back on information that is foggy in my head or when I want inspiration when it comes to Cheryl's character and my insight.