An inspirational story for the ages! Written with truthful honesty and action inspiring words! Written as an inspirational letter formatto resonate with the reader. The story is broken down into important times in Angus' life, "The Manhood Dream" chronicles the coming of age inspirational story that will motivate you to overcome obstacles and realize that your dreams are not only meant to be dreamt...they are meant to be lived! From the Beginning where the story begins and the seemingly insourmountable odds continue to stack up against Angus to "the Turning Point' in his life, to the suspense filled-end conclusion that his dream of being a world class soccer player was destined to be fulfilled. You'll want to share this story with soccer fans and males of all ages, that anything is possible even from the most humblest beginnings.
Excerpt from Man on a Mission:
- Truth be told I tried to overcome this dilemma of not being the lead role in my life, but it was out of my control I guess, never really had that strength mentally to do it. Besides physically I was also unable to live my dreams. I don’t know what it is or why it happened to me but I am unable to walk straight without crutches , it’s some sort of spinal deformation something that they call a CSD – Congenital Spinal Deformation. Basically I look straight and fine but only I can’t walk straight and any kid on crutches doesn’t look good and hence can’t be a “Hero” in his own life story. You might have heard that ‘When people don’t understand something, the often criticize and ridicule it.’ Well its very true actually, the kids in my school never really cared about why I was on crutches and why I couldn’t be anything like they were, maybe that’s normal. But if that’s normal then being surrounded by kids like those who jump to conclusion without knowing anything about it actually made me feel more ‘Normal’.
With that being said I must tell you ever since I was growing up I always had this dream of running, maybe that was primarily because I couldn’t but in any case I loved to run or at least watch people running, but I never really thought of having anything to do with it until I turned 13...
