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Do you have goals you to want to accomplish this summer? Goals can help one’s life by, knowing what you want to achieve, or become in life. Without any goals, you probably won’t do the things you wish of doing or achieve what you want to be when you’re older. “If you really want to be successful in life, you have to plan out goals” is what my teachers and parents have always told me. Joining the Timbers Soccer Academy team, getting a job, and graduating high school are my main goals I want to accomplish this summer. I started playing soccer when I was five years old and I deeply fell in love with it. Whenever I watched a soccer game on T.V, I would always wish that someday I could make it to play on a professional soccer team. Now that I’m seventeen years old, I have more chances to improve my skills and could finally tryout for the Timbers Soccer Academy team which is one of my goals this summer. The only way for me to get better is to keep practicing and this summer I will keep going until I reach my full potential. By making this goal come true, I would have to join a soccer clu...

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