Fail to succede

Sports are life, and in West Texas sometimes more than that. In all my life I have always been on the starting team, no matter what team it was. The reason for this is because I hate to fail. In my life I hate only two things, the word hate happens to be the other. I refuse to let my talent be wasted on the sideline, so I work hard so I will be a starter. Baseball is my favorite sport, and I happen to be very good at it. My junior year in high school I played left field for Midland Christian. I had what others might call an average season, but for me it was very poor. I felt I let my team, fans, family, and my uncle/coach down. This feeling of disappointment stayed with me all summer. I lifted weights and went to camps all summer long, but I never got rid o

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This is the only thing that makes life worth living. The bitter taste was finally overcome by the sweet feeling of success. It felt good to know that I was a vital part of that team, but the bitter taste from the year before still lingered. I also learned very quickly how important friendship, trust, honesty, and Christian values are to me. I am also learning what I cannot stand in a girlfriend. Each girl I dated has been a huge failure. I also made all-district, and all-state honors. I also raised every other statistic I had tremendously. I was very disappointed in the grade, and myself. Hard to believe, but I have dated my fair share of girls in my life, and I have learned one thing form them all. History 1302 at Midland College was a very easy course for me.

I have failed in school many times; one instance was my first college class. At the end of the season I raised my batting average by over 200 points, and reduced my errors from seven to one.

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Approximate Word count = 761
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)

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