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    “A role model is an imperfect person, not a perfect person, because that’s who we are as real people” (Jennifer Love Hewitt) Everyone one needs somebody to look up to. During the video of the greatest love of all Whitney Huston shows a couple of things. She wants tries to prove a point during the video. The point she is trying to prove is that everyone needs a role model or even someone to look up to. When you’re a little kid most of the time your first role models are a doctor, firefighter, or a

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    Positive Role Model

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    A positive role model could be defined as a celebrity, as a responsible person who puts others needs before their own while never altering their beliefs or values. A positive role model could also be defined as an individual who battles through hardships in their life while keeping an optimistic attitude. A personality that is compassionate and caring towards an individual while boosting self-esteem, or an individual who is available as a confidant. According to “a study from the University of California

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    In choosing one’s role models, one must identify the key qualities that they admire that exist within those role models. One may applaud another on their strong ability to be productive, their outgoing and caring attitude towards people around them, their firm beliefs in morals and faith, or even their primarily positive outlook on life. Jimmy Cooper possesses all of those qualities and more. Jimmy is both a youth pastor and a home renovator. Upon first meeting, Jimmy may appear to be an average

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    Roseanne Connor, A Positive Role Model for Someone in Their 30’s Roseanne Connor is a positive role model for someone in the thirties from the sitcom, “Roseanne”. She is a loud mouthed, outspoken, overweight, and unapologetically working class who made no attempt to be the perfect mom. Even though she did her best. She was raised by an abusive father and a mother who just stood by while this happen. She raises her family with truth and humor. She doesn’t hold back when most people would and she

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    My Role Model In Life

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    As my father, Ladislao Trakal, one of my only role models in life, settles down onto the couch, he reminisces about his college experience over a cup of coffee. The same father who brought me to life, yet different than what he used to be. He seems as though he were remembering a dismal time in his life, represented by the lugubrious expression on his face, but one would soon discover that his woes were only because of the challenges that he had to overcome throughout his time in college. Now let

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    What, how and who? Every individual needs a career role model, without being inspired by someone we wouldn’t have chosen a career. CAREER A career is the period that spans all the working years of our life, a career can go through many changes but we only get one. A Role model is someone who other individuals aspire to be like, either in the present or in the future. “ To succeed… you need to find something to hold on to, something to motivate you, something to inspire you.”-Tony Dorsett.

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    to us—he belongs to the ages.” by Obama was part of an influential speech that described Nelson Mandela as a proficient person which shows how he’s a superior role model to other young dreamers. But what made him as a good role model? Nelson Mandela was a determined, diligent and disposal person which is why Mandela would the best role model as he not only stopped the apartheid but proved that blacks had to have equal rights to the whites and that how they aren’t skunks of the world. The government

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    What, how and who? Every individual needs a career role model, without being inspired by someone we wouldn’t have chosen a career. CAREER A career is the period that spans all the working years of our life, a career can go through many changes but we only get one. A Role model is someone who other individuals aspire to be like, either in the present or in the future. “ To succeed… you need to find something to hold on to, something to motivate you, something to inspire you.”-Tony Dorsett.

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    Tony, Wes's older brother, serves as his primary role model throughout his life. As a child, Wes looks up to the Tony, who holds his own street corner and sells drugs. "To Wes, Tony was a 'certified gangsta.' Tony had started dealing drugs... before he was ten. By the time he was fourteen, Tony had built

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    Celebrities Role Models

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    change others. At the end, celebrities can be considered positive and negative role models. The difference is that the celebrities who do bad acts will be focused on more than the celebrities who

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