Hello,
There are always people who inspire you to never give up, do what you've always dreamed of or just to live. Perhaps these people are actors, singers, kings, queens, sportsmen, businessmen, etc. Today I want to tell you about the six people who inspire me.
1. Napoléon Bonaparte
Napoleon rightfully took his place in the history of the world. He was incredibly smart and ambitious. He read a lot and studied. Although he came from a poor family, Napoleon was able to make an excellent career. At the age of 34 he became the Emperor of the French (who actually could become Emperor at the age of 30?). He worked very hard and slept only 3-4 hours a day. This incredible performance gives us to understand that you will be able to achieve in this life.
2. Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn is incredibly beautiful and talented actress. She has become a model of elegance and a style icon. It combines all good things: beauty, talent, charm, kindness, sincerity, tenderness and so on. I admire her because Audrey always radiates light, even in the photos it is noticeable. She was an Ambassador for UNICEF and has always helped people from all over the world. Audrey Hepburn is an angel.
3. Walt Disney
The magic of childhood in everything he did. The cartoons we grew up with. The roots of success of Disney — in the power of his will, a mad courage and tenacity. He never gave up, even when defeat seemed inevitable. He believed in his ideas and took reasonable decisions. He was a great director, a great artist. His contribution to the culture of not only America, but of all humanity is just huge. But at the beginning of his career Walt Disney was fired by a newspaper editor because “he lacked imagination and had no good ideas". Can you believe it?
4. Meryl Streep
Meryl Streep is one of the greatest Actresses of our time. She is amazing she's captivating, she's a master of disguise. She is able to create any image, it is one of the best dramatic Actresses. Finally, it is simply beautiful. All her awards are well-deserved reward for acting work, persistence and diligence. Meryl can be called a true wonder woman.
5. Vincent Van Gogh
Today Van Gogh's paintings are worth millions. But during his lifetime, his manner of painting was not appreciated. He was able to sell only one painting. Van Gogh was never a success during his life Finished art education, Van Gogh never received.
6. Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher was born in the family of a merchant. She was extremely hardworking. Margaret Thatcher even studied at Oxford for free and graduated with honors. She became first female Prime Minister of great Britain. She clearly knew what he wanted, saw the future and went to the right target, without turning.
There are always people who inspire you to never give up, do what you've always dreamed of or just to live. Perhaps these people are actors, singers, kings, queens, sportsmen, businessmen, etc. Today I want to tell you about the six people who inspire me.
1. Napoléon Bonaparte
Napoleon rightfully took his place in the history of the world. He was incredibly smart and ambitious. He read a lot and studied. Although he came from a poor family, Napoleon was able to make an excellent career. At the age of 34 he became the Emperor of the French (who actually could become Emperor at the age of 30?). He worked very hard and slept only 3-4 hours a day. This incredible performance gives us to understand that you will be able to achieve in this life.
2. Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn is incredibly beautiful and talented actress. She has become a model of elegance and a style icon. It combines all good things: beauty, talent, charm, kindness, sincerity, tenderness and so on. I admire her because Audrey always radiates light, even in the photos it is noticeable. She was an Ambassador for UNICEF and has always helped people from all over the world. Audrey Hepburn is an angel.
3. Walt Disney
The magic of childhood in everything he did. The cartoons we grew up with. The roots of success of Disney — in the power of his will, a mad courage and tenacity. He never gave up, even when defeat seemed inevitable. He believed in his ideas and took reasonable decisions. He was a great director, a great artist. His contribution to the culture of not only America, but of all humanity is just huge. But at the beginning of his career Walt Disney was fired by a newspaper editor because “he lacked imagination and had no good ideas". Can you believe it?
4. Meryl Streep
Meryl Streep is one of the greatest Actresses of our time. She is amazing she's captivating, she's a master of disguise. She is able to create any image, it is one of the best dramatic Actresses. Finally, it is simply beautiful. All her awards are well-deserved reward for acting work, persistence and diligence. Meryl can be called a true wonder woman.
5. Vincent Van Gogh
Today Van Gogh's paintings are worth millions. But during his lifetime, his manner of painting was not appreciated. He was able to sell only one painting. Van Gogh was never a success during his life Finished art education, Van Gogh never received.
6. Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher was born in the family of a merchant. She was extremely hardworking. Margaret Thatcher even studied at Oxford for free and graduated with honors. She became first female Prime Minister of great Britain. She clearly knew what he wanted, saw the future and went to the right target, without turning.
Goodbye,
Darie
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