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Personal Narrative: My Everest Goals
I am a 2 format, I am a two format because I know I have to learn from the expert. I hate huge groups, but I will allow 1 or 2 people work with me. I like knowing when things are done, I know when things are done. this helps me turn my work in on time. I see myself as a good student. Why? I love to learn new things I know I can do it also I believe in myself all the time no matter what. But I also think I can improve on some things.
My Everest goals are part of my improving in school and my life. My first Everest goal was to become more principled and truthful, I was going to do this by Helping, not being selfish and making sure I know no one around me is having trouble. My academic goal was to become fluent at reading and make sure that …show more content…
we’ll do handstands and cartwheels and round offs. these things help me and jade connect because she helps me and I help her. I love doing this stuff because I know I can do a lot and figure out how to do something with the help of myself and maybe someone else. About once a week me and my family go on a bike ride that's about 13 miles long. Its in boulder and we ride from Safeway to the farmers market and back on the boulder creek path. This helps me with my exercise and does fit so I'm not at home watching tv rotting my brain. Riding bikes can sometimes be hard for me, but I work through it and it becomes easier the more I do it. I know that my body needs the exercise for me to continue in life and not be lazy. I have always loved sports no matter what they are although some may not be Favorited as much. I enjoy going to the Rockies and broncos games with my friends and family. I have tried many sport that are different than the other. Some sports didn't even have anything in common, but I liked trying them all. The reason why is because even though I didn't love love them all I still enjoyed trying them. Soft ball was difficult for me at the beginning and at the end, but even though it may have been someone tough I know that I could do it. Now we didn't win any games, but we tried as hard as we could have for a team of brand new softball players playing in the majors. I know I could have tried harder, but I didn't. In conclusion to these paragraphs I am a learner in so many ways, big and small. I’m going to be working my best on accomplishing my goals and making sure that I stay a good
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