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Who are my inspiration<\/strong><\/p>\n I always sees my parents as my inspiration but they are not the only ones that molded me. I will always remember few people that came and changed my life. Like this two teachers back in my elementary. They were couple who built their school in a middle of a residential area. It was just a house for kindergarten. It was their home and later they are able to expand and rent the houses nearby. They just dreamed of nurturing children. As they see a future by bringing a change especially to a child. They started in a humble beginning. One of my mom\u2019s classmate was a teacher so she referred us the school and I enrolled as preparatory.<\/p>\n Sir Nars as his nickname, was a good teacher. He teaches math and English but he is better in math. He taught us pytagorian theorem when I was grade 5. I could tell this as he can bring topic about God while he teaches math which is overwhelming for me. He\u2019s also a great soccer coach. 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