Narrative Essay About My Long Break

My Long Break Making a mistake is inevitable. We all make a mistake at some point, but it’s better if we learn from it. Instead of ignoring our mistakes, take in the lesson from them and continue to grow from them. The biggest mistake I made was taking a long break from my favorite sports and doing nothing while I was on that break. Before I decided to take that break, I felt like there was so much going on in my life and I was bored doing all those sports. I now regret leaving the sports that I loved and I was good at.
Volleyball and Tennis are the two activities I love to play. I have been playing tennis for five years, and volleyball for just over a year. Practice was held twice a week for each sport, school work was assigned, and I

I have been playing tennis for five years, and volleyball for just over a year. Practice was held twice a week for each sport, school work was assigned, and I had done extracurricular activities as well. I was playing in competitions and tournaments, winning all my tournaments, when I felt tired and worn out. I had the same routine for so many years, I just felt exhausted. Consequently, I had gotten into bad habits, for example, I gained bad eating habits and bad exercise habits.
After, the break continued for five months until I got into a new routine. I regretted leaving and felt guilty for leaving behind all the progress I had made. I also felt as if I disappointed my mom. She is my biggest backer, and has always told me that she wants me to be successful in life. My mom is the reason I am successful today. Without her encouragement I would have never found my passion for sports.
In conclusion, I am now a starter on the REV freshman volleyball team and am planning on doing tennis in the winter. The lessons that I learned were that I should never give up and to keep doing what I love the most. I do regret leaving, but the lessons I learned far outweigh the negative I ever