Write An Essay On Aziz Alhadi's Life

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There is a point in one’s life when leadership and ambition is something required in order to deliver a mission of a spoking words of the struggle and what makes that struggle and ambition to become a motivation and need to help people. And this is how what Aziz Alhadi felt growing up. Aziz Alhadi was born in 1961 to Middle Eastern parents in Masury Ohio, and the oldest of three siblings. Growing as child he really didn’t have the same opportunity as the other kids in the neighborhood due to the fact that he’s dad was immigrant and worked all day, and he’s mother was only a house wife and didn’t have a formal education. He had to do relay and learn pretty much everything by himself and being the oldest, he had to be like a second father to …show more content…
His first job was a paper route delivering newspapers to the neighborhood, and also had to wok odd jobs like working in a grocery stores, cutting grass, shoveling snow, and even sometimes working with a machinist in a local machine shop in order to make ends meet. He always used relay on himself for everything and always used to try to educate himself in so many ways, weather it was reading, writing or even socializing with different people trying to figure out different cutlers and backgrounds of certain kinds of people. By the time high school came along he already had the maturity and the mental strength of many grown men, having overcoming his trails and efforts to better himself in to a better life style. According to him, high school was a lot of fun. He wasn’t serious as he should have been, but he was the first of his family to go to high school, so that was pressure as it is on his shoulders , but despite that he always used to get god grades without having to put much effort to it. Part of his charm was he was a jokester trying to tell jokes and spreading laughter and joy to his classmates, teachers and pretty much who was round him at that time because that what kind of man he

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