Preparing yourself for any certain event, whether it be a job interview, a speech, running a marathon or a huge project for school that would make a huge reflection of your work is all about how dedicated you are. To me, hard work and dedication continuously hint to victory. Countless people lay dedication and hard work into the same groupings. Dedication assists you to get into mental and physical shape for you to push your performance to success. While I was in the military, hard work and dedication are the two characteristics that makes me who I am today. Whether it was going on an early morning run with my platoon while signing cadences or giving classes to soldiers about the basics of marksmanship on a M16 Rifle. These were the most dedicated moments I have encountered while serving in the military that not only brought motivation, but dedication. My mother, being married over 4 times and having to raise kids
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A native of Syracuse, New York, Ronnie was a shocking, oversized obese man who weighed over seven hundred pounds dating back to June 2013. His lack of confidence was so low that his self-esteem would turn into ashes with a snap of a finger. He was so big that he had to go to his uncle’s welding shop in Syracuse to use his industrial scale just to get an accurate weight of him. When depression was starting to settle in, he began to digest a wide variety of painkillers and alcohol that would drift him toward to suicidal thoughts. With a lack of strength in his legs and lack of compassion, he didn’t have the effort to attend sporting events, movies or go swimming on the beach. Finally, a physician by the name of Jeff Jones met with Ronnie and told him straightforwardly, “Your heart is not built to stand up to your body weight. Unless you want to make a change and fast, you are condemned to dying as a young
A native of Syracuse, New York, Ronnie was a shocking, oversized obese man who weighed over seven hundred pounds dating back to June 2013. His lack of confidence was so low that his self-esteem would turn into ashes with a snap of a finger. He was so big that he had to go to his uncle’s welding shop in Syracuse to use his industrial scale just to get an accurate weight of him. When depression was starting to settle in, he began to digest a wide variety of painkillers and alcohol that would drift him toward to suicidal thoughts. With a lack of strength in his legs and lack of compassion, he didn’t have the effort to attend sporting events, movies or go swimming on the beach. Finally, a physician by the name of Jeff Jones met with Ronnie and told him straightforwardly, “Your heart is not built to stand up to your body weight. Unless you want to make a change and fast, you are condemned to dying as a young