English Essay on Winners not Quitters!
(250 words)
Points = 50 ♦◘
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The world is getting developed , even people are getting developed in this generation and their aims are high , some of them reach their aims but some of them quit , those who quit became the losers and they could not make anything great in their life , but those who did not lose hope and never gave up in their life became great persons and became winners in in their life and also in front of this whole world .
People have different aims , different views , different dreams in their life which they want to achieve something in their life , every human being existing on this earth has a vary good talent in them and also very good skill , brain in them , but the problem is that some people wont understand their talent and if anything unfavorable thing happens in their life they quit doing that job or sometimes they even quit their life but the brave ones survive they never quit their aim and they will do a lot of hard-work for it , they will get disappointed many times but they think it is as one of the step in order to reach their goal or to achieve success .
Some of them lack inspiration , hard work , sacrifices in their life and they always think negative , such people can never be called as the winners instead they are the losers in their life and also in the front of the society and those who have the determination , the inspiration and who is ready to sacrifice anything to achieve their dream will surely come up in life and will be the winner in from of the whole world
Success only knocks on the doors of winners as they will be determined in life , and the quitters will always lose and the people who dont quit will always win , we can take the examples of mark zukerberg , narendra modi , swami Vivekananda , Albert Einstein etc who are the people who never gave up in their life and have achieved the huge success and emerged as the winners in the whole world and became famous
Answer:
not my story
Explanation:
Winners never quit, and quitters never win. Everyone has heard that saying at least once in their life before. I’m sure everyone has had to apply that saying to something that was going on in their life. Whether it’s a sports team, a school club, or even giving up on homework, I can imagine everyone has used those words to help them accomplish something. I know I definitely used that saying; however, mine experience was more negative.
I played volleyball since I was in seventh grade and I absolutely loved it. I was always considered one of the top athletes on my team and was always one to show the most effort. My freshman year I was the captain for my team, as well as my sophomore year when I was on junior varsity. I always said volleyball was my favorite sport. Nothing could take the fun out of it. Or so I thought. When I was a freshman the varsity team got a new coach. He was nothing the volleyball program has ever seen before. He was very intimidating and made the girls scared to go to practice. Although I loved the sport, I wasn’t sure I would be able to put up with the new coach and was worried it would be too much for me to handle, so I quit.
My junior year in high school, instead of playing volleyball, I joined the cross country team. I didn’t know that many people on the team, but I wanted to try something new. I never knew how hard cross country was going to be. I had to use muscles in ways I never knew I could. I had to constantly push myself every day, and the voice in my head had to keep telling myself to keep going and not to give up. The workouts were a struggle for me each and everyday but after I was very proud of myself for finishing them. One particular practice we had to run a series of eight hills up and down. After finishing my fifth hill I ran over behind some trees and threw up because my stomach hurt from pushing myself so hard. I quick grabbed a drink of water and I finished the three more hills I had left.
Every day after cross country practice I would have to walk into the gym to enter the locker room. Every day I would see my prior teammates diving on the floor to dig up balls or spiking the ball on the other team’s court. Seeing this every day was very discouraging to me. It hurt to watch my friends participate in the sport I loved to play. I remembering thinking to myself that I had made the biggest mistake and for most of the cross country season I regretted not being on the volleyball team. Sometimes I got so upset about quitting volleyball that I wanted to quit the cross country team, but I didn’t.
Winners never quit, and quitters never win. I don’t consider myself a quitter for not playing volleyball my junior and senior year of high school. Although I regretted quitting for a while, I realized everything I learned from joining cross country. I found a new level of determination within myself that I never knew I had. I met knew people on the team who have changed my life, and I know I have changed theirs. I have made new friendships that will last a life time. I found confidence in myself that not only makes me confident in sports but overall as a person. Even though I lost an opportunity in volleyball, I gained a new on in cross country. I believe that with every bad thing that may happen, something good comes out of it. I believe that the only time you are a true quitter is when you give up completely and never gain anything from your experiences. I never gave up. I joined something new, which made me realize everything I gained from quitting something I loved. I consider myself a winner