Character Analysis: Rob Bakhshai, Jeff Sandefer, And Dave Prout

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A simple question to ask, but a hard one to answer. When is the last time you thought about who you were? Was it easy or hard for you to answer? This is a question that I’ve struggled to answer for the past two weeks.
Figuring out where to start was a challenge but after a bit of thinking, I decided to think about the people I look up to. There are a lot of heroes in my life. Some of the main ones are Rob Bakhshai, Jeff Sandefer, and Dave Prout. All three of these men will do whatever it takes to achieve their goals. If something important is presented to them last minute, they will put all their energy into completing it. These three men have been outstanding role models and have helped me identify how I want to live my life.
I’m currently

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