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Personal Narrative: Brandon Carter

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Brandon Carter is a big inspiration to many. This man is an inspiration to countless of individuals around the world, such as myself. From discovering his videos, he gave me motivation to start exercising, be healthy, and more discipline. On my path to be stronger person, I started to follow an exercising program which I did three to six times a week depending on how my body felt. I also started to focus more on my diet, watching what and how much I ate. Through months of training, I began to see result in my muscle growth; the rate of my muscle growth was much higher than I expected it to

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