Tie Shoes Research Paper

"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that don't work." Thomas Jefferson once said when he was going through a lot of struggles. when I was little I loved my tennis shoes so much. They were pink and white and they were sparky. What little girl would not adore them? When I was younger, I was really slow in learning new things. All my friends were learning at a faster pace. I always had to ask my parents to tie my shoes and I had to ask my friends. I went through the bunny ear method so many times I watched everyone do it, but I could never get the hang of it. When I was in 5k I was so embarrassed that everyone in my class could tie their shoes but I could not. I had to change into Velcro shoes or no tie shoes. They weren't as pretty as my tie shoes. I really had the ambition to learn, but I couldn't get it. I would get so frustrated when I got to the to the bunny hole part that I would have large salt water roll down my face and hit the hollow floor. When I got into the first grade, I still couldn't tie my shoes. My aunt decided she should help me so I didn't feel embarrassed at school when I had to ask my friends or the teacher. She had me watch her and then I would try. I would get to the basic knot down and the make one loop, but when I got to the part where you wrap the laces around each other it would just turn into a big mess. We went through this like 100 times I would always mess up at wrapping the laces around each other. Then she told me a different way of tying my shoes called the circle method. She told me first to take one lace in one hand and another lace …show more content…
Everyone is different and has a different learning method than the other. Since then I've always tried something again if I failed the first time. As this day forward, please don't look at a struggle you have failed, but as a better result in the way you need to do