Informative Speech On Kevin Durant

Introduction
Kevin Durant once said “you’re the real mvp” in 2014 when talking about his mom after winning the Most Valuable Player award in the NBA.
Everyone in here has someone who they’ve exalted and has been the mvp in their life. I can relate to Kevin Durant and probably many of you in the fact that, my mom was mvp in my life.
In the next couple of minutes I am going to talk about how my mom has impacted me to be a better person and help others.

Body
I consider my mom the most valuable player in my life because of how she shapes me to be a better person everyday. A. My mom always tells me to try and help at least one person everyday.
B. This can be anything from helping someone at school or giving a couple dollars to a charity I see throughout the day.

I know many of you have seen the people outside places like Shop ‘n Save and Walmart asking for money, especially during the winter months.
2. It may not be much, but my mom always tries to donate a little bit when she sees them standing outside ringing their bells. She always tells me that “a little bit will eventually end up as a lot.”.
3. This has affected my daily outlook on life. It taught me that little acts of kindness can add up and will eventually become big acts of kindness. My mom also says that “It’s not my prerogative to choose what they do with the money” “The one thing that matters is at least give the people money to do good with”.

Transition
Earlier in my introduction I said that my mom made me who I am today. Now even though she literally made me, I am talking about how she has shaped my outlook on