Personal Narrative: The Real Life Spider Man

Finding something I was passionate about was easy in some aspects of life, but harder in others. For most people, they find what their passionate about very quickly, and these passions soon turn into college majors and then after that, they turn into careers. I had no clue what I wanted to be when I grew up, and time was running out to decide. After all my life of switching careers that ranged from saving the world, to wanting to be a sports director, I never knew what I wanted to be, but after taking an entrepreneur class my junior year of high school, I finally found the profession I was meant to do for the rest of my life.
From a young age, my parents, teachers, and all the adults in my life always asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up? My response was easy: I wanted to be a super hero. From time to time I would think that I was the chosen one, and imagined I was the real-life Spider Man. I would try to shoot webs out of my wrists and climb up walls, always seconds away from bursting a blood vessel (along with shedding a few tears from not sticking to the wall). I soon found out that being a super hero was not possible, and my dreams were like a vase that was dropped - it was shattered.
As a result of after I was human again, I soon started to naturally get into sports. Football was something that immediately caught my eye. I loved the
A business plan is a business that a person creates in order for it to be started and become successful. This plan goes over every little detail that costs money for the business to open up. Not only did we have to create this work of art, but we also had to present it in front of successful entrepreneurs, that went through the same process as us. This was the most important part of the whole class, because this one presentation would either make or break our