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Between the seizures and my vision problems, it was eight months before I could drive a car again. At physical therapy, I practiced basic motor patterns like walking in a straight line. I was determined not to let my injury get me down, but there were more than a few moments when I felt depressed and overwhelmed. I became painfully aware of how far I had to go when I returned to the baseball field one year later. Baseball had always been a major part of my life. My dad had played minor league baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals, and I had a dream of playing professionally, too. After months of rehabilitation, what I wanted more than anything was to get back on the field. But my return to baseball was not smooth. When the season rolled around, I was the only junior to be cut from the varsity baseball team. I was sent down to play with the sophomores on junior varsity. I had been playing since age four, and for someone who had spent so much time and effort on the sport, getting cut was humiliating. I vividly remember the day it happened. I sat in my car and cried as I flipped through the radio, desperately searching for a song that would make me feel better. After a year of self-doubt, I managed to make the varsity team as a senior, but I rarely made it on the field. In total, I played eleven innings of high school varsity baseball, barely more than a single game. Despite my lackluster high school career, I still believed I could become a great player. And I knew that if things were going to improve, I was the one responsible for making it happen. The turning point came two years after my injury, when I began college at Denison University. It was a new beginning, and it was the place where I would discover the surprising power of small habits for the first time. HOW I LEARNED ABOUT HABITS Attending Denison was one of the best decisions of my life. I earned a spot on the baseball team and, although I was at the bottom of the roster as a freshman, I was thrilled. Despite the chaos of my high school years, I had managed to become a college athlete. I wasn’t going to be starting on the baseball team anytime soon, so I focused on getting my life in order. 🟢📚هایلایت صفحه چهارم کتاب عادت های اتمی📚🟢 ✅motor: حرکتی ✅pattern: الگو ✅Determined: مصمم ✅overwhelmed: دستپاچه ✅Painfully: دردناک ✅Major: مهم، اصلی ✅Professionally: ✅Rehabilitation: توان بخشی ✅Smooth: راحت ✅Effort: تلاش ✅Humiliating: تحقیر آمیز ✅Vividly: بطور واضح ✅Self-doubt: تردید به خود 🟣I managed to : موفق شدم که ✅Rarely: به ندرت ✅Innings: نوبت ✅Lackluster: تاریک ✅Improve: بهتر شدن ✅Responsible for: مسئول ✅Turning point: نقطه تحول ✅Small habits: عادت های کوچک ✅Discover: کشف کردن ✅Roster: لیست ✅Freshman: تازه وارد، تازه کار ✅Thrilled: خوشحال ✅Chaos: هرج و مرج ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🔴اگر واستون مفید یا جالب بود لطفا به دوستاتونم معرفی کنید 🥰
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