Day #20: Motivation

You can do almost anything you set your mind to.
That is if the reward of success is of great enough worth in your mind.

Olympians spend there whole lives training for an event that lasts under ten minutes with the hopes of receiving a gold medal.
Actors work  the political system and take numerous kinds of classes with the hopes of being in the movies or making it to Broadway.
Parents sacrifice SO much with the hopes of helping their children to become functioning adults.
The reward is worth the sacrifice!

Physical Science test?
I suppose the sheer pleasure of a good grade should be enough motivation.
I must admit though I had ulterior motives this time...

Some of you may know that while not too competitive when it comes to sports, I can be competitive when I want to be. Especially when someone challenges me.

Especially when they say they'll buy me a half-gallon of ice-cream if I get a higher score on my Physical Science test than they got on their's.

I think Trevor was a little bitter..............
Hence our new competition:
If he does better than me, I buy him ice-cream.
If I do better than him he buys me ice-cream.

 

Guess who's got a new motivation to do well in Physical Science?! This girl right here.

Thanks for the ice-cream Trevor!(: