You Gotta Want It

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My parents divorced when I was in kindergarten. I was too young to be affected by their split, and I don’t know any of the details. By the time I was old enough to figure things out, my mom was remarried and my dad was into the ladies, and I didn’t feel the need to ask them questions. My mom was cool, funny, and hands-on—literally, as she often helped us shoot our videos when we needed someone to work the camera; and as for my dad, I have to describe him as the legend Greg Paul rather than just my dad. He’s that kind of guy. 2 This book, honestly, was nowhere near as bad as I expected it to be. In fact, at times, it was interesting and almost insightful. Jake writing about his and Logan's rise to fame on Vine, or moving to LA and realising he actually has to work hard to grow as an influencer in a time when influencer culture was still being defined, is genuinely quite interesting. There are also parts that are less interesting, like Jake Paul's thoughts on being a teenage boy and noticing that girls are pretty (as you would expect, this book is verrrry straight), or just how many times he talks about pranking the public by jumping out of a hedge and yelling 'It worked! It actually worked! What year is it?!'

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I felt very jealous of his ambition, determination and dedication. I'm depressed and that has melted away all my traits I feel like. I know I could've been ambitious and achieve whatever I wanted to, but that's not possible for me, and reading about someone who's really successful and works so hard is... triggering, ahhah. Anything you can dream of is possible. I know what I’m talking about—because it happened to me. . . . ZOOSH And no one’s going to stop me from conquering my dream. I don’t know what it is I’m going to do, but I’m going to work hard and do it.I found it interesting that in one of the chapters Jake is described by one of his friends as someone who likes to care of people and is a lot different So, I'm not as mad at it as I thought I would be. I gave it 3 stars mostly because I've read a few 'youtuber'books prior to this one, and it definitely meets the standard - which I'm honestly kind of surprised about, hehe.

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Helping someone else can give a person in unexplainable happy feeling. Jake Paul helps out others by inspiring them with stories from his past and ways he has overcome his problems in life. He has great way of connecting with his readers, and has various different settings. I played Lance in YouTube’s first-ever film, Dance Camp, and I now play Dirk on the Disney Channel series Bizaardvark.Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2022-05-19 21:11:01 Autocrop_version 0.0.12_books-20220331-0.2 Bookplateleaf 0006 Boxid IA40489210 Camera Sony Alpha-A6300 (Control) Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier Throughout this whole autobiography the setting is changing. This is really nice for the reader to be able to paint a picture in their minds. Not only can they picture better but they can also see how he handled himself through the rough patches. Jake may talk about one specific school day. Then he may talk about a situation that happened at home, at the park, on the practice field, or on the matt. He doesn't do this in a confusing way, but more of a clear and swift way. With the examples I have given to you above you can clearly see that change in setting is also good for the reader because it keeps them on their toes a little bit and keeps them from getting board.