Sharing Personal Story: How Paul Walker Changed My Life
Paul Walker was born on September 12, 1973, in California. “His mother was a fashion model while his father was a sewer contractor and a fighter”. Walker was raised in the Sunland in Los Angeles and went to high school at San Fernando Valley. After high school, He went to a community college in Southern California. He had begun working as a model and later on he worked on a television show. He became an actor in 1986.
Paul Walker is a very friendly person, he liked to make friends and have people gather around so they can get to know each other. He was “successful and happy in sales, advertising, publicity, promotion, politics or any profession that requires communication skills and understanding of people” Tommer, Shlomo. He liked to travel, go on adventures and meet new people. Paul Walker was 6’2, with white, brown hair and blue eyes.
Paul Walker was very good at advertising, promotion, politics, or anything that required communication skills. He would donate to a charity. He took his own money to create a team, which was called Reach Out Worldwide (ROWW) in 2010. He keeps things always from people, he didn’t want anybody to know where he was so he can be able to help people without people interfering. He wanted to help as many people as he could. He was thankful for what he was able to accomplish with Reach Out Worldwide. Reach Out Worldwide later evolved and became something special. ROWW is a “network of professionals with first responder skills, including doctors, nurses, firefighters, paramedics, construction specialists, heavy equipment operators, and other disaster-survival specialists” Organization. “Paul Walker Was Truly Humble, Kept Charity A Secret.” HuffPost, HuffPost, 23 Jan. 2014. Paul Walker sometimes wouldn’t have too much free time because he was always making a movie or rehearsing. He would take a break and go on trips like in the wilderness and surf. He would feel anxious about his mother “Cheryl Walker said of Paul’s mindset after working on the film Sanchez, Omar. “'I Am Paul Walker' Explores Actor's Struggles With Fame.” The Hollywood Reporter, 12 Aug. 2018.
Paul Walker Changed my life by helping me see the world differently, helping me see that it’s not always about the money or fame it’s about what you do for the people you care about or need your help. He inspired me to be kind, helpful, and friendly to others. When I was a young teenage kid I would liked to watch his movies because he was an undercover cop in person and who enjoyed cars. Watching his movies made me feel that I could accomplish anything that I want. Not only did the movies help me to be helpful, but what he did outside of acting. He took the time to help people in need, donated money, and more. That inspired me to help others. As time went on I decided I wanted to be an undercover cop or an FBI agent. Watching him made me wonder what I wanted to be in life and I decided to look up, how to become an undercover cop or an FBI agent. That’s why I am pursuing a major in criminal justice because I want to be an undercover cop or an FBI agent. I wanted to be able to help out others and wanted people to have someone they can trust.
