John Rooke Research Paper

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John Rooke is an optimistic person that he always tries to achieve the best. He won a scholarship when he was studying in The University of Texas at Austin. He was studying major in journalism and he became a news reporter in the university that helped to develop his career. I am so impress that John Rooke never mistrust his ability to work on anything. For example, when he studying in the university, he got a part time job to being a radio host. But he had never suspected himself that he didn’t have the ability to complete all his work at the same time. But he has never tried to escape from the trouble. From his speech, I learn try to be an optimistic person and work extra hard when facing the problem. John Rooke also faced a lot of trouble

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