Inspiration's Influence On The Baseball Field And In Academics

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

My personal inspiration is to achieve something great, which I belief contributes to how motivated I am towards my academics. I want to impact the world in some positive way, and I know I will only achieve this if I stay motivated. So far, this system has worked out. Rarely have I dedicated a lot of time to something, and not gained from the experience in some

What's the first person you think of when you hear the word inspiration?Why does that person come to mind?Tyler Oakley comes to my mind.Tyler Oakley is ….He is also known as the “Queen of Youtube.”He was born in Detroit Michigan March 22,1989.Tyler also works with The Trevor Project (The Trevor Project is a nonprofit organization that helps prevent suicide among LGBTQ+ youth )

Have you ever had someone inspire you to do something that you know will be difficult? Nate Robinson inspired me to train for my first basketball dunk. Nate Robinson said “God blessed me with a lot of heart and no height, and I’ll take that any day.” I always thought I was too small to dunk, but after I watched Nate Robinson win the 2006, 2009, and 2010 slam dunk contest he gave me the motivation to dunk. What makes Nate Robinson special is that he is only 5’9”. I knew that it would be a long journey because I would need to do certain exercises for my legs, start eating a better diet for muscle growth, and I needed to keep myself motivated.

A place in my life where i feel perfectly content is the baseball field. This is because when i'm on the field i can be standing in the outfield in my natural position and hear quiet. Another reason is when u hear the hard knock of the bat hitting the ball and looking up with the ball flying right towards you. Smack The ball hits my glove the game and then I realized that my team had won the game.

It was an ordinary sunday afternoon in late May, smoldering hot and filled with travel baseball. In a small town outside of Tulsa, Oklahoma, my 14 year old traveling team was playing in the tournament semifinals. Myself, in particular, had been struggling throughout the tournament, but I wouldn't let it affect my attitude going into this game. Due to my determination to win, I was able to lead my team to victory.

Baseball is my passion. When I step out onto that field I know it’s where I belong. Baseball has taught me many life lessons like leadership, focus, perseverance, and working as a team. It has also showed me the value of hard work and how it makes you improve on a much larger scale.

My inspiration is martin luther king, you can't call just anyone your inspiration you have to really mean it and i do mean it i look up to him and looking forward to make a difference in the future. he was an incredible person with a lot of courage to do what he did.

Ever since I was born I was always told I was a child with a huge imagination and big bright future. Many people could easily tell I was going places with my life. With such a huge imagination, not many things could allow my gift to be hugely expressive and big in the ways I wanted. I struggled to find the thing I wanted to do my junior high and high school years of school. My parents wanted me to be in sports such as football, basketball, and wrestling. Although those are amazing sports I didn’t feel as if I could express myself enough in those sports.

To be honest the ONLY people that inspire me are people with retarded busy schedules like myself that make it work. I am a finance manager, I also own my own company called EFIT and I am currently shooting a reality show, I do modeling on the side, I blog for Faith and Fitness magazine, I write a column for a huge Houston newspaper and I am on Team Labrada so I work with them when I can, I hustle and it is what drives me. I love success and I love to write down my goals and check them off the

Inspiration is a strong word for a powerful feeling. It's a word that has been attached to great historical figures or grand, almost otherworldly moments and events, but as a society today, we use it too much and use it too lightly, almost to the point that it has lost its potency. But, that doesn't mean we've lost the meaning of the word or it can't be found anymore. As Leaders of the Pack touchingly documents, it can be found right in front of your nose and you may not even know of it or the person from which it came. It can be found in the lives of everyday people, living in some of the most extreme conditions, such as Alaska during the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.

When I think about inspiration; I think about my mother, a 5 foot 3 force to be reckoned with, her tenacity and strength throughout the ebbs and flows of a hard life. She was just twenty-one when she conceived me, her “struggle child” she affectionately dubs me and we’ve been growing up together. Other times when I think about inspiration, I think of my Haitian culture: Haitians are by far the most resilient people I know. Faced with extreme poverty and unimaginable struggles, yet there’s this joy and faith that they each uphold in the deepest recesses of their hearts that is truly inspirational. Then I think of the naïve, afraid of her own shadows, merely 5 foot 2 girl. There was a time where everyone else was more important and I was an inconvenience

Even if you can’t find inspiration or ideas in the world, through books, newspapers, or even outside your

I have always been known as an athlete. My parents were both avid athletes in their youth, and throughout middle school I participated in every sport I could. Throughout high school, as line one signals in tennis and the starting striker on the soccer team sports seem to define me, however, there is more to me than running around on a field every day after school. Every Wednesday, I can be found in Yearbook club creating layouts, editing photos, and collaborating with my fellow editors. Not long after joining yearbook I discovered that I was able to express my creativity in a way sports had never let me. I had always dabbled in the arts, but yearbook was my first time committing to my creative side and allowing myself to innovate with design.

However, that doesn’t mean one should forget about the latter’s life-changing possibilities! Seeking Inspiration Thankfully, nowadays inspiration is all around us. The Internet, for one, is teeming with inspiring stories. There are lots of those