So after his first couple races he started to get recognition from sponsors and after two years in the sport he was the best rally driver in the country. It took a lot, not only training but also financially. The prizes are not very good so anything you get is only from sponsors. So he faced many uphill obstacles in becoming the best driver in the country but he never gave up, he started on his own and when he finally let everyone in my family know, we were always there to support him. After a couple years he started racing in South America, traveling to other countries like Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and others. He even went on to race in the World Rally Championship in Cordoba, Argentina. Which is like racing in formula one but in rally cars. I always found it incredible how from racing locally in Santa Cruz, Bolivia he went on to the biggest stage the sport has to offer. He was able to achieve his dreams just by taking the leap and believing in himself.
My brother driving, me (in blue) and my dad furthest to the right.
I enrolled in this class because it was listed as an elective and honestly it was the one that interested me the most, also one of the only classes offered online for my major which is great because I will be out of the country for the entire summer. I would like to learn everything there is to know about entrepreneurship, furthermore, I would like to focus on learning from others by interacting with each others so I think this class will be perfect. I hope this will be a great semester and I look forward to studying the careers of other great entrepreneurs by reading their books and analyzing their achievements over the summer.

This is quite the amazing story about your brother. It really is amazing that he had a passion so strong for racing, that he went into racing "under the radar" as he was starting out. Now that this dream has brought him all over South America and even to the big league races, he must feel as if his dreams are coming true. Above all, even though he is only following his dreams, the fact that he is able to make money from his sponsors and to earn a living from it makes it an even more amazing journey. I'm sure you'll gain a lot from studying in this class and its great that you can study it even when you are out of the country!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a passionate and moving story of your brother. I took an elective last semester, effective career management, and it talked all about bringing your passions and works together so you love your work. Since work is 1/3 of our lives (maybe more) you should love what you do and your brother did just that! I wish you luck in getting what you want from your career journey and that this class gives you what you want. I look forward to this class as well so we share the same excitement! Great job on the assignment!
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ReplyDeleteIts nice that your brother wanted to make sure he was good enough to pursue his passion before he notified your family. He was able to stick with his passion until he had some confidence that he could do well in it. I always find stories like this inspirational, because it showcases how perseverance can lead to success. I sure you'll find this class informative and fun! Good Luck!
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