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There are so many people who go out of their way to be successful, meaning they will stop something for what they love and in most things the consequence is many and many problems through their life or whatever their situation is. Singers, go through a lot of things that their successes has consequences, Drake the rapper from Toronto became famous for lots of his great music, Fans only see they good part of his life they don’t really know the truths, he has gone through so many break ups due to time not being spent around his girlfriends because he always out on tours or always having to be busy and taking time for music and for a relationship those consequences are very hard because you win some but lose someone you want around. Sports are another success but come with many consequences. The elite players that get the opportunity to go further in life practice so hard and do the best to get to those spots but becoming successful brings you to a

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