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          Waking up early is one of the easiest things you can do to improve your lifestyle. Although it may seem hard at first, if you keep trying to wake up early, if you keep telling yourself that you will  wake up early, you'll build up a habit that will serve you all your life, keeping you fresh throughout the day. Let's take a look at some of the ways that getting up in the mornings can positively impact your day and your life.      When you wake up early, you receive a whole host of benefits. For one, waking up in the morning regularly improves your sleep cycle. If you don't care when you wake up, you won't care when you go to sleep. Because of this, you might sleep at 10 one day, but stay up till 3 the next. Fixing your sleep schedule in place by deciding to wake up early is linked to a better focus and more energy, for one. In addition, waking up on time can give you valuable time in the mornings. You can use this peaceful morning time to exercise before your d

                                                                   Pablo Picasso, one of the legends in painting. One day Picasso was walking through the street when suddenly, a woman knew who he was and ran to him and said, she was his biggest fan. Then, she asked Picasso if he could make a painting for her. He then responded that he didn't have the equipment to make a painting so he would paint for her another time. She knew she would not have another chance to meet him, so she told him to make a painting. Then, Picasso took a small piece of paper and a pen and started drawing. After 10 min Picasso made the painting and told her that the painting was worth a million dollars. Without telling anything, she came to her home. She thought Picasso was fooling her. She went to the market to find out the price of the painting. She was shocked when she found out that the painting was worth a million dollars. She ran to find Picasso and when she finally found him, she asked him to make her

                     You may have heard about Vincent van Gogh, the dutch painter known all over the world for his self-portraits, art style, and of course Starry Night . He is one of the most influential and prevalent artists today, but how did he fare in his time?         In a word: terribly.          Van Gogh was born in 1853 to a family made up of preachers and art dealers in a small town in the Netherlands. As an upper middle-class child, van Gogh was sent to boarding school. He felt abandoned and wished to return immediately. When his parents tried again at a middle school, he disliked it as well, later describing his childhood as a "austere and cold".                     Vincent van Gogh drew much as a child, but didn't respond to formal classes. At the age of 16, van Gogh received a job at an art dealership, but was dismissed in 1875 because of a disagreement with the principles of the art dealership. Van Gogh, who was sad and sorrowful throughout his life, had ju

                         This story is about 1938, and a man named Karoly. He was Hungarian's best pistol shooter. Any national championships that happened in that country were all won by him, and everyone in the country was sure that he would win the 1940's Olympics gold medalist. He trained for years for this one moment. He had only one dream and that was to become the best shooter in the world and he almost accomplished that. In 1938 there was an army training camp and he went there because he was in the army. Then an accident happened, a hand grenade blew up in his right hand. The hand he wished to hold a gold medal. The hand was now gone. All the focus and his dream were all done. He had two options, one to cry his whole life or to fulfill the goal that he focused on. He didn't focus on what he has lost but instead on the other hand that he had. This was the type of hand that he was not even able to write with. For a month he had stayed in the hospital to get better. R