Personal Narrative: How Hardwork Changed My Life

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All of my life I have been taught to give 100 percent on everything I do, no matter how big or how small. I believe that I have demonstrated that throughout high school very efficiently, and I will continue to do it. Hard work has gotten me through many ups and downs in any situation I encounter and I am hoping it will continue to push me through struggles in the rest of my life. Going into my sophomore year I was told to make a commitment. Along with some of my friends we were told that we needed to decide if we were going to buy into the football program. Each individual player met with a coach to decide if this was for them, and for me it was. So during that winter we worked out every morning at 6 am to bring our team to the next level.

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