Growing up I always knew I loved to read. There was a time when I thought reading was just for school assignments or if someone have told me to read something not for anything else. When I started to get into sports I began to enjoy reading, particularly sports magazines, online articles, and little by little I started seeing myself reading more and discovering new things that I might have liked but never got a chance to read about them. And that made me enjoy reading about my favorite athletes, their life stories and how they succeeded in their lives. From there the love of reading progressed and I started reading about different topics. Along with sports I started to read about history and how the people lived before our time and what happened
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When I was back in school, I never succeed in any of my subjects. I always used to convince myself that I can just pass with a passing grade and focus on playing sports and that’s how it was for the most part. But the only thing that I was on top of my game was writing papers, whether it was an essay or a paper for another class it was always an A+. I always had something to write about I never got stuck on a thought or an idea. Which made me realize that I loved to write and it always made me feel happy that I can write and not having to worry about what should I write about or that I might not get to finish a paper or an assignment because I can’t think of anything to put in the paper or maybe finishing the paper. I am a free writer, so whatever comes to my mind, I write it down. I have always wondered about the process, steps needed to write a piece of literacy, whether it was a book, magazine or even an article. With that it inspired me to start writing more and see if I can actually put my own thoughts on a paper or a magazine someday. And maybe one day I can write my own book. Right now I am thinking about being a chiropractor because I was told I was good with my hands and not having to worry about going to medical school, although I do have to go to chiropractor school, but it’s a lot shorter than getting a medical degree. The reason I am saying this is because it wasn’t my dream as a kid to be a chiropractor but I thought
When I was back in school, I never succeed in any of my subjects. I always used to convince myself that I can just pass with a passing grade and focus on playing sports and that’s how it was for the most part. But the only thing that I was on top of my game was writing papers, whether it was an essay or a paper for another class it was always an A+. I always had something to write about I never got stuck on a thought or an idea. Which made me realize that I loved to write and it always made me feel happy that I can write and not having to worry about what should I write about or that I might not get to finish a paper or an assignment because I can’t think of anything to put in the paper or maybe finishing the paper. I am a free writer, so whatever comes to my mind, I write it down. I have always wondered about the process, steps needed to write a piece of literacy, whether it was a book, magazine or even an article. With that it inspired me to start writing more and see if I can actually put my own thoughts on a paper or a magazine someday. And maybe one day I can write my own book. Right now I am thinking about being a chiropractor because I was told I was good with my hands and not having to worry about going to medical school, although I do have to go to chiropractor school, but it’s a lot shorter than getting a medical degree. The reason I am saying this is because it wasn’t my dream as a kid to be a chiropractor but I thought