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As a young kindergarten student at naptime, I was always restless, simply because my playing such a small role in the world seemed inadequate to me at the time. As the years wore on, though, I realized that the saying, "You must crawl before you can walk," is very true. Every great person had to endure being a child, teenager, and so forth. Therefore, I no longer wish to be older. These transitional years are the years in which we learn the most. Being so motivated at the age of five points directly to the traits I had and still have to this day.
Big dreams are all I've ever known. I think that will be one key to my success. The ambition I have to create myself into the most powerful and effective person I can be always presides with me. So long as I keep a strong attitude, I have no doubt that I will inevitably become what I've always dreamed I would be. Looking back when I'm older, I want to be able to say, "This is my life, and I'm happy with who I am and what I've......

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