Adults

We, humans, quite often have the tendency to put barriers on ourselves and sometimes even think in a non-positive way. Barriers on what we can do, what we can achieve and fulfil. But are those barriers actually true?   Or are they just a limitation we set, which is very often due to misinformation and misconception?

It seems awkward, but it's true: Many people living in Australia don't know how to swim. This is a true paradox. Such an equivalent would be to live in pre-historic ages and not know how to hunt. Maybe you think that this is an exaggerated assumption, but still the fact is that many adults drown each year because they don't know how to swim and had never taken any swimming lessons. This is really sad and should be reason for great concern and precaution. Very often, people tend to underestimate possible dangers and overestimate their abilities and skills.