All of you have achieved success, fame, or notoriety through your life's work. Who or what drove you too accomplish what you wanted to do. This could also be an event. Also describe why it had such an impact on your life.
Well, what motivated me is a complicated question, but I did what I did for the people of my nation. For years the Soviet regime has had a terrible economy and people were heavily suppressed, this motivated me to bring about reform in the Union, which lead to Glasnost
I had been longing to be on stage since I was 11. Finally, when I was 15, I convinced my mom to enroll me in a New York City drama school. However, I was too nervous to draw much attention. The school finally wrote my mother, "Lucy's wasting her time and ours. She's too shy and reticent to put her best foot forward." I eventually found work as a model, but I wanted more. I dyed my hair blonde and moved to Hollywood. I acted in a few movies, but I didn't have very big parts. Eventually, my husband prompted me to try broadcasting instead. I soon landed the lead part in the radio comedy, My Favorite Husband. This caught the attention of CBS executives and they offered me a contract to make something like the radio show on TV. So, I Love Lucy was born!
-- Edited by Lucille Ball on Tuesday 29th of March 2016 05:48:57 PM
My boxing career all started when a thief stole my bicycle. I remember telling the policeman about it and how I wanted to beat the kid up. He just so happened to own a boxing gym, so he brought me there and taught me how to box. This impacted my life because it made me realize what I wanted to do in life.
It all started when I was a girl in high school. I landed my first radio broadcast when I was in high school and from then it skyrocketed. From radio it went to day-shows. From then on it went to my own production company.
What drove me is a combination of two things. When I was young both of my parents hmad chosen a career paths in the sciences which made me want to be a scientist, also when I was older I was denied the right to go to a university because I was a women, this just made me work harder to earn an advanced degree.
