autoethography
Autoethnography
As time passes one sees the changes that occurs within themselves such as interest and skills. Reflecting on my past made me realize that as a kid I have always loved to play soccer but the problem was that I wasn't the child prodigy like most of the kids were. I’ve been the kid that always felt like screwing up and felt useless. Although these events and experience I went through made me the person that I am today. I made a decision that even though I wasn't as good as the other kids, as long as I was doing something that I liked I didn't care. As soon as I was in middle school I joined the soccer team. In the beginning of the season I was still in the same situation as I was in. I didn't get to start in most of the games and I really don't remember having any strong moments during those times, but that still did not stop me from playing soccer during my high school years.
Towards the second year of high school during the winter months, where soccer was not in season an opportunity happened to me that made me a better soccer player. There was a group of kids over at Air Force base who would go to the indoor soccer field and just practice around. I was one of those guys and we would meet up and play around twice a week. Practicing with those guys made me good but not good enough. But one day when we were doing our regular practice one of the soccer players who plays for the Air Force team saw me asked me to show up and join one of their practice. So I did. After a couple of practice they decided to let me join their team. I asked the guy why he chose me to join with them, and his response was that I reminded of him back when he was younger. He told me that I had determination and love for this game and that I just needed to practice harder and more. Which is the reason why he had me join his team so that I could practice with them.
The Air force had four different team each branched off into job types. Like the team I played for was
As time passes one sees the changes that occurs within themselves such as interest and skills. Reflecting on my past made me realize that as a kid I have always loved to play soccer but the problem was that I wasn't the child prodigy like most of the kids were. I’ve been the kid that always felt like screwing up and felt useless. Although these events and experience I went through made me the person that I am today. I made a decision that even though I wasn't as good as the other kids, as long as I was doing something that I liked I didn't care. As soon as I was in middle school I joined the soccer team. In the beginning of the season I was still in the same situation as I was in. I didn't get to start in most of the games and I really don't remember having any strong moments during those times, but that still did not stop me from playing soccer during my high school years.
Towards the second year of high school during the winter months, where soccer was not in season an opportunity happened to me that made me a better soccer player. There was a group of kids over at Air Force base who would go to the indoor soccer field and just practice around. I was one of those guys and we would meet up and play around twice a week. Practicing with those guys made me good but not good enough. But one day when we were doing our regular practice one of the soccer players who plays for the Air Force team saw me asked me to show up and join one of their practice. So I did. After a couple of practice they decided to let me join their team. I asked the guy why he chose me to join with them, and his response was that I reminded of him back when he was younger. He told me that I had determination and love for this game and that I just needed to practice harder and more. Which is the reason why he had me join his team so that I could practice with them.
The Air force had four different team each branched off into job types. Like the team I played for was