his determination to be the best and always succeed in everything he does and if
he can not achieve the goal then he admits his faults which is very respectable.
Conor McGregor had a relatively normal life growing up in Crumlin, south Dublin,
Ireland. He attended Gaelscoil and Gaelcholáiste medium schools and was an
average student.
“His father Tony says there was nothing remarkable about him, nothing that
would lead you to believe he would eventually become what he is today” (Outrages
Conor McGregor: His irish roots and improbable American dream).
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Several years had gone by and he had needed a job so he became
a licensed plumber but was struggling to make ends meet before he was noticed
by Dana White the president of the UFC. Just a few weeks before his UFC debut
he had received a social welfare check for only 180$ but in just a few months he
would become one of the most well known and highest paid UFC athletes in the
business history with one of his recent fights paying well over 7 million dollars. “It
had all started when his sister Erin giving him a book called The secret by Rhonda
Byrne” (Outrages Conor McGregor: His irish roots and improbable American dream).
Conor McGregor is such an inspiration because he has created his own life
and not left things up to fate. Everything he has, he has worked for because he knew
no one would give him hand outs which is very admirable, he shows
determination and an obsession with achieving his goals. Growing up I had
struggles involving moving constantly, occasional family problems, and more