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My Role Model     In my life I have had very few role models. They have been mostly noted people I see on TV give care Michael Jordan, and what young man hasnt wanted to seemingly fly through the throw and slam dunk a basketb all? But as you dumbfound older and mature you soon realize that more than just celebrated people can be role models to you. To me one of my role models is my plugger chip off.      pass and I are a lot alike. We both grew up with step forward a father and had a very supportive mothers who love us very much. Nick is three years older than me and we have been friends for somewhat two years. To begin to understand why I formula up to Nick you will first have to learn about his ancient and where he is now.     Like I said Nick grew up in a single parent home where the dad was gone. He went to check like everyone else. Every week he went to church on Wednesday and Sunday. His mommy struggled to support him by working several jobs, although she was there when he essential her his relationship with her was strained.     Through high school Nick played sports and hung out with a variety of people. Some good, some not so good. in the end he fell victim to the so called "party crowd". He started drinking, doing drugs, and selling drugs. He just didnt care what others thought. All the while he was doing this he continued to go to church and pretend everything was fine. Eventually Nick graduated and moved on to college where things would get worse.     His first year of college all he did was party. It got so bad that he was out five nights a week drinking. After his grades started to suffer he realized he had a problem. All this while he was still going to church. Church is eventually where he turned to find help. After kicking his bad habits Nick opinionated to help others who might have problems like his.      Nick decided the best way to help others was to get involved in as an adult leader in the youth ministries program. He has really shown me what is like to grow up and take responsibilities. The reason I most look up to him is because he has turned away from all that pressure the realism puts on people to be popular and is doing something with his life.