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Ivanshal [37]
3 years ago
14

Stick with it : keep trying to continue something even though it is hard.

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slavikrds [6]3 years ago
5 0

Hello Samantha!

In addition to soccer, I am a 1st degree black belt in the art of kempo karate. Now, I love karate it's my favorite sport but at one time I did not. Around 5 years before, my father "Who Is A 5th degree Black Belt" wanted me to try karate and I said to him I don't like karate. He replied how do you know you have not tried it. So I went to my first class and at the end of the first class I hated it i thought I was wasting my time. I told my dad I want to quit and he said try 3 more classes. At the time, I thought I would just quit after the 3 classes but I came back the next week. I did my second class it was not that bad. My third class and I absolutely loved it. My father told me "Stick With What You love"

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