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1. Showus an activityyou enjoy doing.Tell
us how youthinkit contributesto your
personaland professional
development.
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2. Playing soccer is the activity I enjoy.

3. I met a lot of interesting people and made many friends playing soccer.
Wherever I lived I found a place to play.

4. In soccer you want to have the
best players in the team and each
player plays his role.
While quality of the players and
their individual efforts are
important it is also critical how
good they interact and understand
each other because it is a team
game.
Players and a team

5. The right tactics requires
understanding the strengths and
weaknesses of opponents
Analytics and statistics play a huge
role in success. Some games are won
before they are even started
What I like about soccer
Soccer requires right tactics for a game
and strategy for a season to stay on top
You need to have a plan and a backup
plan when things change on the pitch

6. Winning the games is always a great thing, but being a part of the
team and sharing all emotions together was my best experience in
soccer. Whether you lose or win, you do it together.

7. What did I learn playing
soccer and how it helped me
in my personal and
professional development?

8. We are all human beings and we
have limits.
If you are in a team you can’t rely on
just one or two individuals, everyone
should be contributing to the end
result.

9. Even the strongest players need
support when they are experiencing
difficulties.
It’s not always easy to notice all the
pain that someone goes through.

10. Besides obvious benefits like staying fit, being healthy, energized, helping
with stress release and feeling happy soccer brings many other
interesting experiences in my life.
I learned a lot about people from different parts of the world. I had a
chance to better know about some of my colleagues and found some
interesting facts about them.
Soccer also taught me to respect my opponents. These people are exactly
like me trying their best, only in a different team.