Dear 13-year-old

Dear 13-year-old, don't give up on things. This is one of my core values that my parent's and coaches have instilled in me throughout the years. My dad especially has taught me this. He has always told me that I shouldn't give half of my efforts when I'm doing something, but instead, I should give double by efforts at all the things that I do. He always told me that I have to work as hard as I can at whatever it is that I do.

This is important to me because I have used this every day to make decisions in how I hard I work in school and sports. Every time I start a task, even the smallest one, I remind myself of my dad's important words of advice for never giving up and working as hard as you can on everything you do. I will always remember these words when I start anything.

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  1. JC's BlogSeptember 13, 2017 at 9:46 AM

    My dad is the same way. If I start something then he always makes me finish it.

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  2. Gregory F.September 13, 2017 at 3:53 PM

    When I start a task, I feel the need to see it through completion. I'm not sure if its because someone ingrained it into me, or if I enjoy the process more that the result.

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  3. TuckerSeptember 13, 2017 at 6:45 PM

    This is similar to what I wrote about and I agree. I like the way that you apply this to your everyday life

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  4. EDSeptember 13, 2017 at 6:56 PM

    I like yours, it sounds inspiring. I willl try to do that stuff.

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