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Road To Success(Completed)

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inspiration motivational nonfiction sport truestory

A very true story!
A mother's heart I shattered when the proficient coach of the sport her child is playing announces to her that her daughter does not have the zing, the X factor to pioneer in the sport that she so enjoys and works hard for.
However the mother refuses to be discouraged and with persistency manages to continue the sports
Does a mother's hardheadedness and faith in her child leads her to success?
Was it crazy on the part of mother to go for something unachievable?
Or was the proficient coach right?
To know please Read ahead...
I promise you won't be disappointedAll Rights Reserved

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6 Minutes Wrestling with Life by JohnPassaro

They call it "The Greatest Sport on Earth" for a reason. It just took me 26 years to figure out why. If you live long enough, life will throw you to your back. And when it does, you're much better off if you've wrestled. You learn later in life how vital the disciplines of wrestling are, especially against a seemingly insurmountable opponent in a disease or illness. Twenty-six years ago, my goal and mission in life was to win a New York State Wrestling Championship. I committed myself to a lifestyle and made the sacrifices. I put in the time. I had the hunger, the desire, and the determination, but I came up short. For many years after I graduated it seemed like I got nothing out of my six years of total dedication to the sport; that the trade-off of what I gave and what I got in return to this sport was way out of whack. I hated wrestling for it. Until I had adversity in my life. And slowly but surely, I started realizing how much the sport of wrestling has given back to me. Much more than I ever knew. "6 Minutes Wrestling with Life" is much more than a wrestling book. It is a book on life, love, loss and belief. Get ready to laugh, cry, smile and think. You will never look at life the same way again.

The Tough Road by Artimis110

The story of a girl who met Coach David Smith, and that changed her life. Ashley Johnson a 14 year old girl, that got interested in marshal arts by an accident. Will she succeed in it? Or will she change her mind? Read to find out! 1. Nothing sexual. It's completely non_sexual. 2. If you need motivation this story is just the right one for you. 3. Most importantly love yourself! AND LASTLY ENJOY!

This is my truth by KristinaFigolah

My life has been an intense journey from a little girl who was beaten down and abused into believing that she was worthless, to a woman at 43 years of age who is still desperately searching for who she truly is. I found her though. I did. And she writes like me, from inside of me. She is me. This girl that I've been in love with since time first existed, is indeed me. The way that she walks. With her hands... and how she talks? The hearts that she's captured, the souls that she has inspired. I'm now trying to be her. I've never felt that I was good enough to actually be myself!!! I always knew how pure and clear and free I was inside. But people told me otherwise, in a very cruel way. No one ever spared my feelings or thought to speak to me with kindness or love. My parents were very serious and strict people. They believed that there was only 1 way to act and inside I knew that I did NOT fit in the parameters of the behavior expected of me. And every single time I made my Step Daddy sigh or frown it felt like I knife in my heart. I was a let down. Always too loud. Always moving too much. Always too fat and always too ugly. Always too much. Unless I sat quietly. But I've always been a firecracker and all of that containment really made me want to blow off! All of what was inside of me, swirling and dividing in me. Burying the side of me that I loved the most! I was a bastard and a blasphemy. Harsh words for a girl of 3. They said them when they baptized me.

Little Miss Successful by Aqhamile4

"I knew you could do it mtanam ,you always make me proud " Is what my mom said before she slipped away from the face of the earth. My world based on success soon came crumbling down when I lost the only person that mattered. My heart carried woe every second, minute, hour, day, week, month and year. My heart was broken and shattered into a million pieces... not until I met my fateful one.

I Am Me by ARLRead13

Amelia Wright has a story like no other. Her father leaving at at a young age. Amelia's world, and what she calls home isn't perfect but she has music to make things better. She is constantly picked on and tries to ignore but it always gets to her. She loses more and more of her confidence but she had music by her side and to block out the world when she can't take anymore of it. Amelia has a dream to be a songwriter but she can't get everyone's opinion out of her mind for a second; that she begins to decide maybe her dream isn't worth it. Will Amelia learn that hurtful comments, rudeness, insults are not to be accepted but acted upon? And will Amelia learn to change her sadness into hope and possibly fulfill her dreams with these feelings of hope and happiness regardless of what anyone thinks?

A Nᴇᴡ Bᴇɢɪɴɴɪɴɢ | ✓ by Arixdepp

Jane Victoria Davis, a 18 years old female, that just graduated highschool. She been doing dancing and gymnastic since childhood and still do, She is a famous tiktok creator for her flexibility. She have over 15 million followers. She is also a Instagram model with over 3 million. She took dancing as her career. She hadn't had time to spend with her friends that lived in LA. So she called and texted them daily, they havent seen each other for the pass 3 months. Her friends had a spear room for her in their group house along with 6 other people she's close to. She currently lives in a house with her mother who she is really close to, Her stepfather how she kinda hated for trying to play the role as a father in her life, Her Step sister that is a year younger than her and they are quite best buds she also graduated with her. So yea, she gets along with the females but not the males. Her father was hit by a car protecting me, he shoved me out the way getting hit instead. So he got hurt because of me, I still blame my self for it. It was my fault, even if I was only 14 at the time, it was my birthday. But yet, my mother tried her best to keep me happy during the month of my brithday, it was useless, I felt pain. Like I'm the reason this shit happened. Yet my 18th brithday was the best, I got the best thing I could've ask for, so on I been better. Still something was telling me not to feel so free just yet, Something happened that affected me and all the people that I cared for, the people I held close to me. I took the risk of death for friends. I risked my self of my problems, the reason he was here was because of me, I'm not letting anybody get hurt because of my mistakes any longer. I'm taking the consequences for my actions. For somebody from my pass caught up with me. A mistake, He wasn't suppose to be in my life at all, I didn't need him or want him any longer but he wanted me still. ____________ Started - January 26th 2021 Ended - May 23rd 2021

Fighting for Belonging: The Unbreakable Spirit of Emily by Lattiff123

"Fighting for Belonging: The Unbreakable Spirit of Emily" is a compelling and emotional tale of a young girl named Emily, who faces numerous challenges and hardships on her journey to find acceptance and love. At the age of 14, she is abandoned by her parents, who suspect her of having a relationship with a boy, Jake, with whom she shares a close friendship and a passion for boxing. Devastated and alone, Emily seeks solace in the sports reserves, where she finds refuge and purpose in the boxing ring. Under the guidance of Coach Rossi, she hones her skills and discovers her inner strength, using the sport as a means to cope with her tumultuous emotions. However, fate has something unexpected in store for Emily. The Vincenzo family, a mysterious and powerful clan with rumored connections to the mafia, takes an interest in adopting her. Grateful for the chance at a new life, Emily becomes a part of this unconventional family, discovering love, acceptance, and support in their midst. As she immerses herself in her newfound family, a shocking revelation turns her world upside down. The man who coached her at the sports reserves turns out to be her real father, and Jake, the boy she had fallen for, is her half-brother. This revelation forces Emily to confront her deepest emotions and grapple with her sense of identity and belonging. Throughout the story, Emily's character undergoes significant growth. She evolves from a vulnerable and broken girl into a resilient and determined young woman. Her passion for boxing becomes a symbol of her strength, both physically and emotionally, as she fights not only in the ring but also for her own self-acceptance and love. The story delves into complex themes of family, love, identity, and acceptance. It portrays the importance of found families and the bonds that go beyond blood ties.

Playing With Knives- LoZ by dis_cat_ded

dont read this one either Warning: this has like all the angst imaginable dude. i dont even remember all of it. here some of the big ones tho: suicides (plural), self harm, self hate and deprecation, depression, etc. all badly handled/written This place is a message... and part of a system of messages... pay attention to it! Sending this message was important to us. We considered ourselves to be a powerful culture. This place is not a place of honor... no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here... nothing valued is here. What is here was dangerous and repulsive to us. This message is a warning about danger. The danger is in a particular location... it increases towards a center... the center of danger is here... of a particular size and shape, and below us. The danger is still present, in your time, as it was in ours. The danger is to the body, and it can kill. The form of the danger is an emanation of energy. The danger is unleashed only if you substantially disturb this place physically. This place is best shunned and left uninhabited.

Types of tears (COMPLETED) by dali_alvz

Why do bad things happen to good people? A question that his boy is making himself more then ever this days. From the beginning we see a 17 year old boy, struggling to finish high School, filled up with insecurities, mental health issues, a toxic family home, and impossible standards to live up to. He has learn to not only hate his life, but to want finish it off as fast as possible. Close to finally graduating high school his English teacher, Mr Steve, assigns the class a special progect. "To be able to see life through different eyes, and write about it." For this, Mr Steve gets his class to assist a hospital 3 times a week, and assigns each student, with a patient. This is the moment where this boy meets Royal, a cancer sick 17 year old girl, that has lived in a hospital her hole life, but still finds beauty and meaning in it. Through out the report the boy gets more and more involved in Royal's life, spending unfortunately moments together. But through out the journey he asks himself more and more. "Why do bad things happen to good people?" (#2 findingeachother 20/10/2018) --WARNING-- This story contains strong opinions over depression, suicide, and a life in general if you are easily offended please do not read this thank you, I love you.

The Premiere Journey to the University, The Rough Ride Experience by AgbesiKofiDerrick

This is a non-fictional anecdote about Agbesi as he was hooked up by the tussles in securing his university education. As he graduated from secondary school, he was very passionate in furthering his tertiary education in order to make his dream as a petroleum engineer come true. Though brilliant, he could not make it to the university that very year he had completed secondary school by virtue of gross financial constraints. Agbesi having known his fate, had to spend a year at home and work for his industrious but impoverished mum and his rich misery surrogate father. Loving his mum so much for her care for the family, he decided to help her in her petty business as against teaching. As the real-life experiences unfold in the story, Agbesi had been stood down from her mother's drinking and food spot business and coerced to embrace his surrogate father's block factory and land-surveying enterprises. Notwithstanding that he earned meagre wages from any of those businesses, he continued saving and finally applied into one of the most prominent public universities in the country and bought a few school items too from the same savings. Finally, when he was about to leave for the university, there arose the issue of paying his academic fees. Through the intervention of two of his benefactors in his secondary school, this dire condition was resolved. All set and done, he was full of gratitude as he set off to his new school.

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6 Minutes Wrestling with Life

They call it "The Greatest Sport on Earth" for a reason. It just took me 26 years to figure out why. If you live long enough, life will throw you to your back. And when it does, you're much better off if you've wrestled. You learn later in life how vital the disciplines of wrestling are, especially against a seemingly insurmountable opponent in a disease or illness. Twenty-six years ago, my goal and mission in life was to win a New York State Wrestling Championship. I committed myself to a lifestyle and made the sacrifices. I put in the time. I had the hunger, the desire, and the determination, but I came up short. For many years after I graduated it seemed like I got nothing out of my six years of total dedication to the sport; that the trade-off of what I gave and what I got in return to this sport was way out of whack. I hated wrestling for it. Until I had adversity in my life. And slowly but surely, I started realizing how much the sport of wrestling has given back to me. Much more than I ever knew. "6 Minutes Wrestling with Life" is much more than a wrestling book. It is a book on life, love, loss and belief. Get ready to laugh, cry, smile and think. You will never look at life the same way again.