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I believe anything through hard work and dedication and Why! Use examples from your own life and use details.

I believe anything can be achieved through hard work and dedication. I have found this to be factual not only through what happens around me but through myself. I stumbled upon this belief through the trial and tribulations I faced throughout my life.As a child I was not raised in a rough area, nor was I poor, trouble just somehow found me in and out of school. Whether it was dilemmas at school or conflicts at home I was not headed down the correct path that I am today. I had no idea of what I wanted for myself in the future all I knew is that I wanted to be successful was not sure how? Or where to start just knew I wanted

to be successful. That’s when I was introduced to the late Walter Payton, a well-known iconic

football star too many, at that point in my life he was unknown to me. Until I was introduced to a

book called “Never Die Easy” a biography of Walter Payton. In this book it showed Walter not

only as football player but a man, a man who would rather spend time with love ones and less

fortunate instead of going to clubs and blowing money or while others sleep he would run the

hill to get better. For him the grind never stopped, there’s always a way to improve yourself. He

was the definition of hard work and dedication both on and off the field and the results you can

receive from that, such as having a prestigious football award named after you that

commemorates the core values that you used towards being not only a great player but a great

person. I admire him, he was never in trouble on or off the field always made the correct choices

just an all-around outstanding human being.

This launched me into my sports journey. I excelled at multiple sports but football stood out

above the rest, not only was it the sport Walter Payton played and excelled in, but required the

most heart and dedication. I couldn’t stay away from it; football kept me away from trouble

because I was so dedicated to the sport and what came along with it. Day in and day out rain,

snow or sunshine always working, pushing myself in the weight room. The crashing of the

weights as the 20 kilogram bar went up and down with multiple 45 pound plates on each side of

the squat and bench rack; or the freshly cut grass on the field in the morning just as the sun is

coming up to start a new. The moment you step on that grass it is like stepping through a

threshold, you’re a different person in a different world it feels as if your problems go away it

was my sanctuary.

So, through my hard work and dedication I was able to translate that into not only a successful

football career but overall athletic career and later down the road that would lead me to where I

am today a student athlete at Old Dominion University. Honestly what meant the most, and still

runs through my mind today was the senior banquet I was recognized not only for my talent on

an off the field but for my relentless work ethic and refusal to quit under any circumstances on

and off the field. Although it is only two words, hard work and dedication were absolutely

essential in getting to where I am today and I could not see myself in the situation I am in

without it.

Explanation:

I believe that anything is possible through hard work and dedication. When I was younger, my siblings and I would always play with some change lying around the house. One day, our mom allowed us to start doing chores earn our allowances. With an allowance, we were able to be more independent and buy whatever we want without asking for it.

i believe it’s the first one, but it could be the second! not the third or fourth.

explanation:

i believe it is the first choice (1.)

because the major theme is(“both the wild and civilization have rules.”)

and also as u said,( based on what buck learns within the call of the wild, "both the wild and civilization have rules".this is true of humans within society as well.