Personal Narrative: How Soccer Changed My Life

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I have dreams. I dream to be the best I can possibly be and to be satisfied with what I’ve done in this thing called life. When I have something I want to do quite seriously, I strive to be my utmost best and push away everything that tries to hinder me. And that's true for when it comes to school, home, or all of the above and even more. I try to do everything with combined intellectual, lucidity, and passion. For example, when I first start soccer, I wanted to be the best at it and wanted to know about the sport even more and learn more about it. So what did I do, I emerged myself into soccer. I started watching more and more soccer to learn how pros played the sport with a great breeze. I started playing the FIFA games on Xbox and played those non-stop on career mode so I know most pro soccer players that play in the US, England, Spain, Germany, Italy, and France. There’s always something new you can learn in soccer because there are so many things to learn and see plus it never hurts to learn a new country through soccer like right now, I wanna know more about South American soccer so I started to watch the South American Russia World Cup Qualification so I learn their style more. …show more content…

Nope, well my dream is to take soccer as far as I can go in this world which is being professional at soccer but I know it’s gonna be hard so I’ve planned backup plans because I know it’s highly unlikely. The thing is though I will never let the chances of me being a professional soccer player hold me back. I’ll keep pushing until I can't anymore. I dedicated myself to soccer so that dream can become a reality. It’s gonna be hard but so is everything else in life is so there’s no point stressing over it and I’d rather just get back into the field and start practicing and perfecting my

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