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Life is one big adventure. Where we learn constantly and change as much as we learn. My name is Fernando Moreira Kanarek, I am 15 and I am going to talk about how much we change as we learn about the world and to do what we need to survive and to live. This subject is important not only to see how sometimes we realize that change is necessary, but it is a good way for colleges to know my profile better. Throughout my whole life, I realized how many times I changed. It happened when I began doing sports, when I started to play music, when I had to learn how to deal with people, when I made my bar mitzvah, when I lost people that I loved. Sports and music have always been my passion, and they became some of my ways to relieve stress, they thought me how to work with people, to deal with …show more content…

When I made my bar mitzvah, it was a huge transition. It was the moment that I stopped being considered a boy and became a man, with respinsibilities, and needing to take care of my own life. However, the Bar Mitzvah is not just a ceremony, but a tranning that be an two and a half years before, so that I could learn more about my culture, it's traditions, it's language and its importance.
Another important moment in my life was when I learn how deal with death.
But, until where can we change until every one of these things change our essence? How far can we go until pain takes out the good and hope we see in the world? When I started to play piano I had to learn how to be creative, how to put time into songs that I didn't like to later play what I loved, when I started to play sports I had to learn to put everything aside put myself to the limits, when I began studying I had to learn how to focus only on what I was doing and put everything I thought was fun. When I made my bar mitzvah I learned that

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