Roger Bannister Research Paper

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In life, you have thousands of choices to make each and every day. When victory occurs is at times when you will be passionate and love what you do.If you love something, you will benefit power in your heart which then will make your succeed at what you want to do. There was a time when not a single person in the world thought it was physically possible to run under a four minute mile. One man proved the world wrong, Roger Bannister was the first person to run under that 4 minute mile mark. After Roger ran that four minute mile, over 20,000 people followed in his footsteps the achieve that amazing feat. If you know that someone has obtained something, there is no reason why you can’t do it too. Every choice you make will impact your life.

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