78. If you could travel through
time and interview any historical figure, whom would you choose, what would you
ask, and why? (Hood)
For the past few years, I have been
unable to play basketball the way I used to before. I was so passionate about
it, I loved the court, and my mind was always on basketball. I couldn’t think
about anything else but that. Now and for the past few years, I have been
unable to feel that passion. I want to play competitively and as a hobby, but
when I step on the court, I don’t find that passion that I used to have. I
don’t know whether I’m motivated enough or not, but I do know that I need some
kind of sign to show me that I have what it takes. There are so many people, my
friends and my family, who say that I have what it takes, but I don’t find that
within myself. It’s not that I think that I can’t do it; I don’t have the drive
that I used to. So, if you ask me to interview a “historical” figure, I would
be unable to give you one, as the one I do want to interview is not yet
deceased.
If I had the chance I would
definitely interview Kobe Bryant. Though he may not necessarily have reached
the “hall of all-time fame,” he definitely is one of the key contenders. He is
one of the rising stars in the basketball world, and without a doubt, he may be
one of the most amazing players out there today. I remember being a kid and
watching him play in the NBA. I would only dream to be as good as him. Though
he may not be Magic Johnson or Michael Jordan, he definitely has the power to
be as amazing as them. He has the desire and the drive.
I wouldn’t like to interview him in
present though. I would definitely want to go back a bit in time and interview
him when he was just starting up as an NBA player. I would want to ask him how
difficult things were to start off with, whether he ever lost his desire, how
much work he put in, and what it actually takes to be as good as Kobe Bryant.
Though I don’t want to play basketball professionally, I do want to regain that
drive that I’ve always had. I guess high school’s work stress brought me a bit
down, but I don’t want to lose something I love because I wasn’t able to manage
my time well.
I want to do anything in my power
to get back what I loved. I think having a chat with Kobe Bryant would be the
best way to get it. I would choose Bryant above any other basketball player,
because I started loving basketball and gaining a passion for the sport after I
watched him play his matches in the NBA. He is my inspiration and my hero when
it comes to this sport. I aspire to be as good as him … or close enough
anyways. He was the one who made me love the sport with all the passion he puts
in the game. If it’s anyone who can make me realize how great of a game
basketball is, it’s got to be Kobe Bryant.
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