Think about your life, what you've been taught, where you've been raised and the values that have been instilled in you. Think about the beliefs and principles you've been raised with and how they've impacted you in terms of money, stereotyping.
and fearing success.
Analyze and evaluate the competing commitments detailed in the passage and decide if they help prove this statement:
"competing commitments hold us back from experiencing life at it's fullest." Do you have any reason to believe the statement
to be wrong? Identify one area in your life where you might have a competing commitment. How are these beliefs battling it
out and which belief usually wins the fight?

CAN YOU PLEASE ANSWER IT RIGHT

technically you can put anything like commitment to a pet or a relationship or a club or team the options are endless i will put one that links up with me  

Explanation:

My life i would say is not special but not,not special my family gets a decent amount of money every week enough for clothes,food and we get each other gifts throughout the week so i would say i'm not rich but also not poor .

a couple commitments i have committed to is joining a basket ball team in fourth grade and joining the softball team in 6th grade

i think this would work but this question is specific to YOU! so feel free to add or subtract any thing to this paragraph PLEASE give brainliest

"choosing is refusing" means individuals face an opportunity cost with each decision they make. economists state that every decision involves trade-offs. opportunity cost is the least desirable alternative given up as a result of a decision.

the answer is d. amendments.