His lifelong conflict and friendship with his father, who pushed Apolo to greatness from a very early age. The most notable incident is Apolo's first Olympic trial, where despite being a heavy favorite, the 15-year-old finished dead last. Afterwards, his father, who saw that Apolo simply gave up, brought him to a remote cabin on a Washington beach and left him there alone to figure out where he wanted to go in life. After 8 days, Apolo called his father and told him, "I want to skate." So he skated, devoting his entire life to the sport, and now he is a world champion-- thanks in large part to his father, Yuki.
All of the above.
Yeah they were
their own abilities; things beyond their control
Jennifer McKay has written: 'Scenes of spectacular success'
yes
when you determined you success
The statement 'The impression a leader makes on others contributes to success in getting people to follow' describes which Army Leader Attribute?
The United States.
Probably winning four gold metals in the Olympics!
It favored keeping a monopoly on new technology
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