According to The American Heritage Dictionary “effort is the use of physical or mental energy to do something or exertion”. The amount of “effort” you exert can make the difference in whether or not he or she is successful in completing a task. My football Coach always says “We Can’t Teach Effort” whenever the team doesn’t practice hard. What Coach means is that he can’t teach a player how to give a hundred and ten percent on every play. That is a choice that each person makes. Putting my all into blocking can get the team a touchdown rather than a run for 50 yards and running routes at full speed could get the team a long touchdown pass as opposed to a reception for 30 yards. My Coach’s constant reminders about effort have impacted my life even off the football field. I now know that my “effort” can make a difference in me accomplishing whatever obstacle or goal that I’m trying to achieve.
Coach’s lessons have followed me off the field, whenever I put my best effort into a homework assignment, I’m rewarded with a good grade or whenever I give one hundred and ten percent at work I’m rewarded with a gift card. Putting forth effort isn’t always an easy task. It’s quicker to take the easy route. When I fully apply myself, the outcome is always much better. If it was easy, everybody would apply it to his or her live.

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