In everyone, there lies an urge to do something great. In sports, that urge led Michael Jordan to become the best player in the game of basketball. In politics, that urge has led George W. Bush to become the president of the United States. And in a crisis, it has led the residents of New York to stand up and overcome the September 11th attacks. Although these situations vary in importance, none of them could be performed without an urge. Here are my urges.
Ever since I have been on this earth, I have felt the urge to be something great. But not for my own gain, but for the strength of humanity, and for the sake of my children. My children’s existence is dependant on what happens to me. I cannot live my life knowing that I have not offered my children the best at li
To conclude, my urge is a immovable force that cannot be ignored. My urge pointed me towards a path to become somebody. My urge not only makes me look out for the present, but for the future. My urge has led me toward successfully graduating this year. And it has led me to becoming a highly responsible bowler in my league. It has given me the gift to learn new ideas and knowledge. And it now leads me towards college. And in order to fulfill my urge, I must attend college. Because without it, my urge would not be complete.
I have used this urge to make great strides. It has allowed me excel in school. It has allowed my to be known to be able to help fellow students. I offer assistance to any fellow classmate at any time they ask for it. And, my urge has gave me t