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Life is like a bumpy road and to get through it, he or she will need a good car, ask any a person who have lived their lives and have settled down and they will agree. Going through life is easy, however succeeding in it is tricky. The things he or she will need to get through the rocky road of life will be much more important than the car you start out with. To start thy shall need extra tires for back-up ,then driving skills to maneuver and lastly the drive not to sleep while driving. All that was said might sound like tips for an off-roading trip but my analogy is plausible, to explain let us begin with the car of life, that car represents him or her, the genes they were born with and the wealth of their families, next is the spare tires which are like thy savings and back-up plans, lastly are his or her driving skills and thy drive, thy driving skills are his or her skills that they have trained and thy drive is his or her personality.
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Above all other details these quirks are decedent of where he or she will end up in life besides natural talent of course. To go in detail a timeline is in order, and to start of that timeline we start at your birth. Being born to a generally wealthy family most likely ensures a good education, work hard and he or she will get good grades to showcase at a future interview for a job but
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To synthesize, one will always need education for thy future, train thy skills and personality, work hard towards what you want and try not to end up like the main character of "The interview" ( he has no money and can not get a job). So reflect on thy car and its parts because it's more than just its sum, successful people realized that earlier and so should you. Look to the future and see if you can get through that bumpy road with
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Life is what you make it as we go through life’s journey. We all have different experiences that are unique to us individually. “Life is not the way it’s supposed to be. It’s the way it is. The way you cope with it is what makes the difference.” - Virginia Satir. There are typical aspects of our journey that are similar, but different; we share commonalities along the way with others. In life, we will face challenges that bring about change, which is what happens to us along the way when we are younger, and it makes us who we are when we are older. Change is the opposite
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I can remember the days when my grandpa would say, ‘’ Leave that car alone. It’s well past time your bed time and you need to come inside.’’ but I was never satisfied with my car until it was spotless inside and out and I had checked everything in the engine. As far as what I know right now about automobiles is how the Internal and External engine operates. I don’t know how to repair any problem with in the engine but can do simple things like and oil change. I want to learn more detail on how to build almost any engine and car from the ground up. I fill that my interest for knowledge on how to build car could never be satisfied but the more I learn the better. First I searched for information on