I know it may sound odd but my hardest will be setting goals. I am a happy go lucky type of person, I deal with problems as they come up but settings goals does not come naturally. Goals appear after somethings happens, tire goes flat goal make tire inflated. Why seek an end before something starts, that is like planning death before you live. That has been my approach to life and seems strange to set a goal just so I will do something. If I want to do something I just do it, which makes the toolbox the second hardest since I don't plan how to do something.
How I approach things makes all the rest the easiest. I start playing and trying to figure out what works best, I explain my thoughts and actions to others to see how they view my actions and in the end I hope to solve the problem. If the problem isn't solved then I try again. I see the problem with my approach, but I have fun and enjoy and learn more on the way to reaching the goals placed before me. I have also seen people that get so goal oriented that they fail to learn or enjoy the process of reaching the goal.
I feel that when people have to list ways to do things then they don't truely appreciate the learning process but want to put some sort of quanitative scale to make themselves feel better whether or not they are truely doing anything. But to each their own way of doing things and enjoying their lives and learning.
