Bryan Full: A Personal Analysis

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Think if you had to push a huge rock to the top of a hill and you’d be free when you got it to the top, but it always rolled down before you got there. It would be terrible, but you could gain things from it like strength and perseverance, but if you let it get to you would only have hopelessness pain and exhaustion. Hardships an influence in two ways, it can build you up, or tear you down. Bryan Full was a normal college student, A’s maybe a few B’s had a car and a house. He seemed well off, but he had student loans, multiple credit cards , house payments and car payments he was $eighty-six thousand dollars in debt. This hardship doesn’t go away quickly or easily, you have to work for it. He worked and worked and eventually paid it off three

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