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Exactly! it may not be easy but as long as your willing to do whatever it takes to do what you want to do and not give up it will work out, even if it does mean moving far from home and your okay with it. If someone kicks you down get up n try again! your story about that kids mom is pretty funny though, its ridiculous how a lot of people think about things and expect things to be handed to them
Exactly! it may not be easy but as long as your willing to do whatever it takes to do what you want to do and not give up it will work out, even if it does mean moving far from home and your okay with it. If someone kicks you down get up n try again! your story about that kids mom is pretty funny though, its ridiculous how a lot of people think about things and expect things to be handed to them
I start at UTI in Mooresville on January 22nd, for the ones who think it’s a bad decision don’t say anything because it’s my decision, I have a passion for NASCAR racing, and cars in general and how everything on them work and how to repair them. Stock cars happen to be part of what that campus teaches which is what i’m going to be doing at the school. Just like anything you get what you put into it and thats what i plan to do, give everything i got and then some and nothing less. And this part is what gets a lot of people steered down the wrong path is they think upon graduating the school is going to give them a job and when they find out thats not how it works they give the school a bad review/name. they help you prepare for the steps it takes to go get a job. You can do well in school but you have to work hard and put the effort in to getting a job, you have to be worth hiring! No one is going to hand you anything. You all might think i’m wasting my money chasing a dream getting into racing is stupid but it’s not impossible. And even if it doesn’t work out, the school opens up many opportunities else where.
I start at UTI in Mooresville on January 22nd, for the ones who think it’s a bad decision don’t say anything because it’s my decision, I have a passion for NASCAR racing, and cars in general and how everything on them work and how to repair them. Stock cars happen to be part of what that campus teaches which is what i’m going to be doing at the school. Just like anything you get what you put into it and thats what i plan to do, give everything i got and then some and nothing less. And this part is what gets a lot of people steered down the wrong path is they think upon graduating the school is going to give them a job and when they find out thats not how it works they give the school a bad review/name. they help you prepare for the steps it takes to go get a job. You can do well in school but you have to work hard and put the effort in to getting a job, you have to be worth hiring! No one is going to hand you anything. You all might think i’m wasting my money chasing a dream getting into racing is stupid but it’s not impossible. And even if it doesn’t work out, the school opens up many opportunities else where.