My Passion is to play Fortnite because I can do solos, duos,or squad but I'm not that good at the game.Since I started I didn't know how to build, edit, sprint,shoot,jump and I couldn't switch the weapon.Fortnite is my passion because I can play with my friends and I can and then I can talk to them.I can also be in the same game with them in solos and I can do duos or squad with my friends.I can also be able to build quicker and now edit, I know how to all the stuff since when I started.I know how to snipe people and shotgun them in the head.I like this as my passion because I can get V bucks and I can buy new stuff that comes.If I keep playing this a game and I will start to get even more better.When I grow up I want to have a lot of wins.When
Fear: an unpleasant emotion caused by the notion that someone or something is perilous, liable to cause pain, or a threat.
Sports play a very important role in my life ever since I could walk. My interests in playing sports began at the age of three as my parents signed me up for soccer, flag football, basketball, and lacrosse. First grade started my competitive edge as I began to play for travel teams in various sport tournaments. This competitive edge transferred from the sports field to the classroom having teachers and coaches helping me be the best I can be. Sports have continually well-shaped and defined my character by teaching me how to accept a win from working hard, also how a loss is an opportunity to learn and fix mistakes.
I can do this, let's go. These thoughts in my head made me feel like a 007 agent on one of his intriguing missions. My seven friends and I were in a paintball field for the first time. Divided into two teams, everyone set into their places, waiting for that whistle to blow and the game to begin. My heart, racing, beating so hard and so loud I could feel it pouncing against my fingertips touching the paintball gun I held in my hands. This was my first time ever in a paintball field and I felt like a mouse lost in a maze, who was a bit scared but willing to explore. The whistle blew, the game had begun. In order to win, we had to run into the middle of the field, get a flag and come back without being shot, all that before the other team.
With the new advance in technology, we need people that’s going to feather that, and that’s how I come in. My ideal job would to be a computer or videogame programmer because of videogames on my life, my own interest in computers, and the up and coming need for it. Videogames have been with me for my whole life. And with computers I like working with them. Now this how I got into wanting to do programing.
During my four years of high school I believe that my involvement in sports has helped me become a better person in life. I participated in varsity basketball and Track & Field all four years and my experience in both sports has taught me life lessons that I can carry with me for the rest of my life.
As an avid fan of an atmosphere enthralled with competition, and packed with an indefinite supply of suspense and engagement, I can confirm that the Rocket League title fulfills the natural tendency of our minds to wander into a world in which competitive superiority, and progressive advancement yields satisfaction and promotes collaboration. Indeed, after 896 hours of gameplay, I have experienced exhilarating victory - the product of numerous nail-biting saves, howling shots, and graceful aerial goals of which solidify one's sense of freedom. From the novice ranks of Prospect, boasting my innocence as a new player in the world of Rocket League, to the evolution of skill and advancement in competition as was highlighted by my rise to the star ranks-later known as Platinum and Diamond- I enjoyed pondering upon the idea that I had an everlasting potential to improve and increase my rank. Watching the champions of Rocket League engage in fierce battle
Sweat, aching muscles, and green spread out before me. I’d been practicing, I went hard and did my best to improve in every possible aspect. I worked not only on my form, my precision, and my power, but also on my mind; my mental game. I had to tell myself I could do it, I had to be confident in myself, no reassurance from others. I was told I had no chance, how could I win. I was expected to lose, and I thought I would.
One of my passions is basketball. Basketball is my main passion because when I grow up my goal is to become a professional WNBA player. My other passion is reading. I love reading, anytime I have a chance I always read my favorite genre of books to read is Non-Fictional.
You would think that when I decided what to do with the rest of my life, it would be some profound moment when something huge took place. Nothing dangerous or crazy happened, but my heart was changed. Suddenly, everything made sense to me and I knew what journey I was going to take and why I was going to take it. The funny thing about all of this is, it was one kindergartner who opened my eyes. One five year-old who showed me what I’m destined to do for the rest of my life.
I love volleyball even though it has not always been easy. I have had a lot of problems during my volleyball journey that have helped me grow physically, mentally, and spiritually. I started playing volleyball in fifth grade on the middle school team and am now playing on JV. I did not get a lot of playing time when I first started, but I practiced and learned the basics of the game. I developed a love for the game with a great group of girls that I looked up to, during my first season. I have not always had the best team and coach, though.
Ever since I was a little boy, about eight years old or so, I had an extreme passion for the sport of basketball. On weekends, I would wake up in the morning, eat a bowl of frosted flakes or cheerios, put on basketball shorts and then go in my driveway to shoot around. I would be out there for hours just shooting around or playing with some random kids that I would occasionally see walking around my neighborhood. This was satisfaction to me, but even better was playing on multiple public teams and not just playing in my driveway every day. In elementary school, I played in a recreational league, just like almost every other kid who tries out basketball when they were younger. This was fun and all but it was nothing too serious. There were never any practices, it was just one or two unorganized games per week. I never took
Basketball is one of the many sports I play. It clears my mind from everything. It helps me focus. I don't know what else I would do to burn energy. It really helps me connect with my friends. It's one of the only things I really like to do. I play basketball almost every day. I like basketball because most my friends do it. It has always been basketball.
Dr. D is a cardiothoracic surgeon. He was my hero. He may well still be, even though he is a throw-back to the days when I was more concerned about science than symbolism.
Pursuing your passions offers many benefits. The list above is by no means exhaustive. The important point to take away though is that the link between passion, happiness and fulfillment is clear. We all strive to achieve happiness and fulfilment in life. Engaging in activities we feel passionate about will absolutely lead us towards that Promised Land.
Playing with fire is bad, they taught me. Problem is, it's fun. There's also the fact that if you tell a child not to do something, they will do it. It's just human nature to be curious, you can't take that away.