Laws Of life

Laws Of Life It takes a lot to make up a good player. In both school, and on the field you have to be respectful, trustworthy, responsible, fair, caring, and overall a good citizen. Sports and schooling/education tie in together with being all the parts of The Laws Of Life. We're just starting to fly right now as youthful students. Later on through life, as we start to grow older, and more mature, we will have a higher set of expectations. We follow some of these expectations and for the rest, we develop our own Laws of Life, and use them to the best of our abilities. When we get older, when we're off to highschool and college, people watch us. People for many jobs like law firms, professional sports teams, writing offices, medical jobs, and more, watch to see who will be the best for their positions. They don't just look and see who will do the job the best, but also who will be the most, respectful, trustworthy, responsible, fair, caring, and a good person. Your education is highly important, and you need it for everything now. If you want to be something in this world, you have to be educated. You are the one who needs to be responsible for your work. If you dont keep track of your things, it can cause you to start to fall behind. Teachers are trusting you as a good student to be a good person. Respect can take you a long way. With respecting your elders, they'll know to take you serious. Respect is a big part of being a good person. It's up to you to make the difference. Alot of sports coaches dont put up with any negative attitude or behavior. They also expect you to not only be a good citizen on the field, but also in the classroom. You have to be respectful, fair, and responsible, to make up a good player. In my past, I've experience a time, when I was not following any of these Laws Of Life. Last softball season, at my game, I was a runner on third, and we were tied up 13-13. It was the last inning of the game, so things were pretty intense at