Casey Neistat Inspiration

No individual had the same family background and early experiences in their lives. Each individual also had their own personalities. Chris McCandless was a young and successful college graduate with a job and had money. Oddly, he decided to disappear in response to his father’s misjudgment, giving away his money and overall, became homeless. McCandless could no longer

Growing up I have always been surrounded and guided by numerous impactful men who sought out to inspire and encourage me to reach my full potential. These men are committed to dedicating time and effort back into the community. Their continuous strive towards success and empowerment has inspired me tremendously. In fact,

The more I observe, the more I understand who I am. I come from a small town in a very cold part of the world, where very few exciting events occur. This means, I have to work extra hard to become an artist. I remember having my neighbor say, “You aren’t an artist until I buy a painting from you,” and she did. I never wanted the money, but I did enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that what I create makes others happy. So many people in town encourage me and support me with my dreams, and all I do in return is help them back in return. When people need a little sunshine on gray, winter days, I am there to lend them my happiness. That is why I am able to succeed. When failure strikes his wrath upon me, I learn from the mistakes rather be held back –being optimistic allows me to grow much quicker than if I were to be

The person that inspires me is my teachers, I'm inspired by many of my 6th grade teachers like my math teacher, my science teacher, etc. My parents and my teachers help me so much through my problems, and such good rule models. Hopefully, I can be like them when I grow up, so I can be an inspiration to someone else one day.

A person who inspires me is Alex Smith. Alex Smith was the former quarterback for the 49ers. In one game he got hit hard and went down with a concussion. He lost his starting job and got traded. He inspired me that even if you get knocked down to just get back up.

We as a species are very connected, very social. We require other people to function and to grow. The reason that I keep going, the reason that I am inspired to be my best self each day is because of these people, because of the people who have decided to have me in their lives. I put work and time into being a good friend, someone who others enjoy being with. I put hours of practice into my viola so that my quartet can reach greatness. I am a part of other people's lives, and it is that responsibility to them that gives me my inspiration.

Inspiration can be found in anything or anyone. Someone who you look up to that makes you want to follow in their footsteps, is an inspiration. Something that gives you an idea to do something great is an inspiration. Mrs. Patton, my Java teacher, is inspirational to me because she challenges herself, works through problems, and always has a good attitude, as well as a smile on her face, which inspires me to be a computer programmer.

Chris McCandless left his secure life behind to pursue his dreams to live out in the wild. He left behind his education, his family, his possessions, and even his own identity. Many people have done similar things to what Chris did but one of the differences was that Chris was prepared. Although Chris did not make it out of the Alaskan wilderness alive, he survived 116 days in the wild with little supplies and aid and over two years in the South without money. Because of his education and knowledge Chris was more than prepared on his journey into the wild.

Chris McCandless enjoyed life, he enjoyed going on that long journey he had. Everything he faced didn't make him want to give up, instead, he kept going and didn't want to stop. He knew what he was facing when he went into the wild, all the risk, the loneliness and the fact that he needed to depend on himself to find his way around. So full of life and just living his dream the way people should live.

To be inspired is the process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something creative. There are many inspiring people in the world, but do they all work for their dreams? So many people get credit for things that are just handed to them, unlike Carli Lloyd. Carli was born on July 16, 1982 in Delran, New Jersey. Little did her parents know that their daughter would be the best women soccer player in the world by 2013. Followed with the downfalls of her career, Lloyd made huge accomplishments towards her goal of being on the U.S. Women's National Team. Along with soccer, Carli wrote the book When Nobody was Watching which inspired millions of athletes, including myself. This book is about everything that Carli

Inspiration is found in every niche of life; it’s found in the desire to perform in athletics, music, and in school, while also being found in the moment of fondness with the love of your life. However, in my own life, my inspiration is to surpass the set limits that others impose on me. I thrive on overcoming these limits and excelling at what I set my mind to. This influence on my life is especially prevalent on the baseball field and in academics.

What do you think of for inspiration? Carson Bird is my inspiration. He is related to me by my 3rd cousin. He lives in Colorado. When he was younger, he lived in Michigan.He likes to have a lot of fun. He worked for the air force. Right now he has no job because of his cancer.Carson Bird has two brothers.There name are Gorham, and Tay. He loves playing and watching sports. Carson Bird has been fighting through horrible times lately. My idol is Carson Bird because he is fighting terrible times right now,and how he is facing them is amazing , he is the defensive coordinator for Air Force Falcons, and he never gives up on family members.

When initially asked to pinpoint my inspiration, it was hard to think of because it is not something I had ever thought about before. After some thinking, it eventually clicked when I thought about a specific person. The first experience I had with my inspiration occurred a few years ago when I had to transfer to a new school my freshman year of high school where I did not know anyone. Of course, because it was my first day at a new school, I was anxious beyond belief. My anxiety mixed in with my naturally shy personality made it so that I completely dreaded the thought of going to a new school and meeting new people. When the time finally came to walk into my first class, I was surprised to meet a person who, over the course of my first few days, completely extinguished my fears. We quickly became friends when we realized we had 4 classes together, back to back, and ever since then he has done so much to inspire me. I had suffered from social anxiety all throughout the rest of high school, making it hard for me to simply do and experience everything most teenagers do. Despite this, he always made an effort to be there for me and even went out of his way to help me overcome my struggles by pushing me to do things my social anxiety would normally stop me from doing. I give him a lot of credit for

An inspirational person isn’t necessarily someone that just “makes you want to do or create something.” It’s a person that you look up to. We often mimic what our inspiration does. We want to be just like them. You see your inspiration and you think to yourself, “How can I be more like them?”; you are constantly thriving to do things how they do it. This person may often take risks or leaps of faith. You observe them, watch them do whatever it is, and it encourages you to want to do that thing as well. These inspirational people often give you helpful hints in how to go about life by sharing personal experiences, making them very relatable. Often times a mentor can also be an inspiration, but your inspirational person isn’t always a mentor.

Christopher Mccandless left everything he had to follow his dream. Honestly though what strikes me as the most important thing he did was his strive for independence. Chris wanted to be free of his family, his education, and free of his past life. What he did that makes me wish I could be more like him though was his courage to not only attempt to be independent but his stubbornness to see it through. When he decided he wanted to do something it wasn’t a question of how should I do this or should I do this, It was what can I do to make this happen now? Instead of keeping his money and his name, he donned a new name and burned his money. Many would call this immoral and stupid, but in actuality it was just a step in the process of becoming a new person and shedding all the layers of his past life.