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Role models are those people who are regarded by others, especially younger people, as a good example to follow in their life. For example most of the fathers are role models for their sons. Role models can also be the person who differentiates themselves in such a way that other admire and try to imitate them as a person. Common role models includes well renowned personalities such as celebrities, actors, public icons such as politicians, authors, sport stars et cetera.

My role model is Steven Gerrard. He has influenced my life in many ways. He has taught me to never give up even when the odds are against us. He has taught me to never lose hope even if we are in a critical situation but to rise up every time we fall. He has taught me to be a good leader and to respect everyone. He has taught me a lot about life, especially how to take responsibility for my actions. I want to be a good leader like him in the upcoming days.

Steven Gerrard was born on 30th May, 1980 in Whiston, Merseyside. The town is about 8 kms to the east of the city of Liverpool. He was brought up in neighboring Huyton and spent his childhood there. Gerrard or Stevie G as he is called is a natural central midfielder who can play in other positions with equal aplomb. He loves to make darting runs from the centre of the park into the striking area and his long range passing and shooting, coupled with his tackling ability makes him a player every manager would love to have in their side. Gerrard attended the Cardinal Heenan Catholic high school in West Derby, Liverpool. Unlike Michael Owen, Robbie Fowler, Jamie Carragher and other famous Liverpool players who were childhood Everton fans, Gerrard was a Kopite from the beginning and joined his beloved club as a trainee when he was a school boy. He rose through the ranks quickly and made his debut as a substitute for Norwegian Vegard Heggem against Blackburn on 30th November 1998. His first full debut came against Celta Vigo in the UEFA Cup