Persuasive Narrative Essay Questions

The Motivation

It was April 28, 2014 a blistering day at the Madness at Manana Skate Contest, the temperature seemed to have an infinite limit. As the skate contest was just getting around to the Division that I skated in, I started to feel the nerves in my legs. I tried to keep things like feeling nervous out of my head because those thoughts were unneeded. My goal was to make a statement, considering the fact it was my first time entering the Seventeen or Older Division, I wanted people to know that I was a contender. Nainoa Andrade my brother, older by eleven years, was also in my Division and he was one of the few who had done well the year before.

Since it was my first time in the Division I was unfamiliar with the competition, being only aware of those contenders who placed on the podium last year. I determined myself to be someone who could keep up with the competition and contend for a spot on the podium next to two

The tricks just happened to stay under my feet and I kept rolling, every moment seemed to be going dandy in my final run. It felt perfect. That day, my skateboarding escalated and I wanted to continue to prove I was someone who could compete, I never wanted to feel unfamiliar again. I wanted to keep getting the win and always end up on the podium because it was the greatest way to feel at the end the contest on top of everyone else in points. The goal to become someone who could not only contend but even win in the Seventeen and Up Division was finally accomplished. Now this is nothing but a valued past experience. I utilize and think of this experience whenever I look for or need motivation because I recall that I was the youngest in the Division and it was my first time in it. I stuck to my motto which led me to prevail and get first place at the Madness at Manana competition on that sunny saturday. It was an extravagant