Personal Narrative: Nobody Believed

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Nobody Believed “You will never do it”, my mom said to me. Everyone has goals in their life. Some people go straight to their goals, and they don’t look at hard times. They don’t give up in any situation. Other people give up when they have hard times. They never get what they want. It is better to be a person that goes straight to their goals. I am that person, I had three goals, lose weight, enter to a university and find work that I will love. Everything began when I was 14 years old, and when I heard the other people’s opinion about me. People said that I am fat and I need to lose weight. All my family members and some friends said that I am overweight. I realized that I can be better and I can lose weight not for them, but for myself. From that moment I started to work on myself. Nobody knew that I started to lose weight. When I said to my family that I would lose weight they just laughed at me. I knew that I would do it, and would be beautiful. I was on a diet, I run in the morning, and I believed in myself when nobody did. I did it, I lost weight and everyone was in shock when they saw that I did it. Nobody could believe that I hadn’t gave up, and lost weight. …show more content…
I wasn’t the best student in the school, I had bad grades and everyone thought I would never enter any University. They were wrong, I knew that I would be learning in the best University in Lviv. I knew that I needed to study hard to enter it. It was hard to enter this University, many people said to me to choose another University because I wouldn’t enter it. I was studying hard. I was sleeping a few hours every day. All the time I was sitting and reading books. I was preparing for the three big exams in my life. They were History, English and Ukrainian

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