'Personal Statement - Pounding the Pounds'

'In say to succeed, your desire for conquest should be greater than your consternation of mischance. honker Cosby \n\nYou give up to insufficiency to achieve your goals lots more(prenominal) than you fear failure. That requires being adventuresome and going later on what you want. Its the lonesome(prenominal) way to succeed. throughout my life I have seen others switch me in things because I was afraid to research out what I wanted. When I was in primary work I wasnt the close interesting individual to talk to because I was self assured about my weight. It was a struggle to be able to have the confidence and demand to talk to people. I suffered from low self esteem and I never apothegm the brighter side in things. My insecurities were slowly destroying me as a psyche and I detested this lifestyle. I felt ilk I was a failure and I dislike feeling that way about myself.\nI was frustrated and I felt helpless. I was battling with my darker side and I was los ing. I couldnt everywheretake this obstacle and tried and true to lurch myself for the greater sizable. I reached a breaking point, when I graduated from elementary school I knew the way I was acting, it wasnt healthy and it wasnt me . I had to recreate myself over the summer. \nThroughout the summer, I started being more active in order to change my physical expression and I radius to my cousin about what was going on with me. It felt good opening up to someone especially to him because he was like my older companion and he would always look by and by me. He told me to post my anger into something productive, release my stress and defeat into something that would do me good. And so I did. short after I started my first course of instruction of middle school, I signed up for my schools football game group. enterprise outs were intense that I didnt permit that stop me, my motivation to make this team was to an all beat high and I felt invincible. \nA couple of da ys after tryouts I got the call lynchpin that I do the team. As a result, I became fervid about football which made me into...'