When it comes to the meaning of life, Martin analyzes the problem of the meaning of life in relation to the problems of life. He distinguishes three different barriers that challenge the meaning of life, namely death, difficult times and philosophical doubts. The problem of the meaning of life is simply the lifelong question of whether or not our lives have meaning to them. This raises other speculations such as what exists beyond my understanding or if there is even a higher power that wants me to serve a certain purpose. Since we always seek the answer to the problem of the meaning of life, we try to solve the problem of life. The problem of life is whether or not we are living our lives in a way that we believe is worth living. Two important questions but Martin is unfortunately stuck since he will never know the answer to the Problem of the meaning of life. In his quest for an answer to the problem of life, Martin begins by saying that if one is able to live one's life in such a way that it is worth living, one will have as much meaning in one's life as possible. life. Martin believed that we could determine the meaning of life simply by doing something.