Like many others, as a child I loved my toys. Especially legos, although my father didn't like my favorite type of toy. My dad didn't like legos because there were messy and I would never actually build the sets. As a result i had to work harder for what I wanted. chores were the best way to obtain my beloved legos. I had to do the hard chores like scrub the floor and wash the windows. In contrast to simply washing the dishes for a hot wheels car. I was fine with this because I knew the harder and longer I worked the greater the reward. This awareness led me to adopting this technique in everyday life. I have discovered that people practice for a reason. Practice is necessary for major and minor tasks alike. It would be ignorant to think that professional athletes don't perfect their skills. Pro athletes work day and night, like an industrious ant to be successful. I may think that being proficient at spelling would be easy. Well that's true if you practice. Winning a big game or a spelling bee are substantial tasks. These tasks are instantly gratifying if you put in hard work. …show more content…
It is not easy to cut, haul, and split trees. I was willing to do this for the potential reward. My Grandfather and I would generally cut down mid sized trees. One day, half way through the summer, we decided to cut down a larger tree. This task would require more time and effort than any old average tree. We still went on with this task. As we were halfway through cutting the behemoth the tree started to fall backwards. This resulted in the saw getting jammed inside the tree. This scary and unwanted incident forced us to pull the tree down with the truck. Through all this time consuming and hard work we finally realized that we had three times as much wood compared to a medium sized