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What Does Volleyball Mean To Me

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I’ve played since I was a eleven years old, with the same coach for my entire volleyball career. The last two years of my life has gotten easier for me to learn on my own, because I relate everything in life to the sport of volleyball, or any sport in general. Engaging my life in this sport has created a family outside of my family. In a family of teammates you learn how to trust each other and also learn how to cooperate with one another like a well functioning society. In sports you also learn to be selfless; you learn how to care of others, and you learn how to be responsible for your teammates. For example, getting the ball stolen from you in a basketball game teaches you how to protect what 's yours. Of course you are going to college to …show more content…

You never know what could be thrown at you at any moment, thats what lifes about. Volleyball has taught me a lot, considering there is 6 people in a 9m x 9m space. The most important quality is meaning. Meaning in life is the most powerful object of all; if there is no meaning, there is no …show more content…

Up to this day I know when I need to be more focused and when I can have fun and be slightly silly. Your appearance and attitude is the very first thing that people see when they meet you, it 's your first shot to impress them, so I’ve learned to present myself as well as possible. The importance of appearance is not just important, but it 's vital to your success. The way you dress and present yourself also takes a huge part in how you feel about yourself and your life. The law of attraction doesn’t only work with thoughts or what we say out loud. It works on just about anything we do and are personally. For an example if you saw an unknown millionaire you would look and them and make a comment along the lines of “Man he/she is wealthy”, even if they weren 't wealthy you would think they hold themselves up very well. That also goes along with presenting yourself on social media. Every picture you rake or someone takes of you can travel a very long route. Either a success or trouble route and you 'd never want someone to remember you as the person in that inappropriate picture. You don 't want to get entirely personal, it 's meant to share moments more likely happy and

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