How Football Helped Me In The Future

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Did you know by having a role model can help you in the future? What helped me in the future was having an older brother who graduated and did good stuff in his life. He played football and had lots of scholarships offered to him, but he didn’t take the offers. He also had a job and a truck he paid for. So I think he is a good role model to follow up to, because he has nothing but positive things in his life. The positive things in his life made these events in my life important: hunting by myself, buying a tuck, and playing football. The first time I went hunting by myself I felt scared because I didn’t know what is in the woods I hunt. I hunt a tree line with corn up and you don’t know what hides in the corn so I got scared and was ready for anything. Now when I go out I’m ready for anything that comes at me in the field or woods. This happening to me made me a better hunter when it comes to my surroundings. Knowing your surroundings is a good thing because you will know …show more content…

My brother was a good football player and I would like to be as good as he was and that’s going to take a lot of practice to do that. I told him I want to play and have him come down and watch me play and he said he would do that. When he told me he would come down and watch me play I felt excited. Football has made me a better person in school because it motivates me to keep my grades up. When I joined the team people have been nicer to me when I’m on the team then when I wasn’t on the team. With these events happening in my life it has made me a better person. Like me hunting by my self made me know my surroundings better. Buying a truck takes responsibility better than I have been. Playing football made me tougher than I was before I joined the team and getting my grades. An older brother to look up to is a good thing for me. He has done a lot of good things in his life and I’m going to follow his

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