shelby gill
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No matter how many things I try out, I've realized I've always been a performer at heart and I've always been confident in my body and the strong, speedy things it can do.
I was sometimes shyer growing up which is probably why performing and expressing with my body on a stage or on a field was something I always felt comfortable doing. I always wanted to be the one on the field or the stage, not the one reporting about the ones on them. And it's so interesting to see how the first things I was passionate about evolve into others as I get older through this "journey" (I literally hate that phrase but it's midnight and I'm not clever rn) to finding a new dream and purpose. I want to be good at what I love and I want to inspire others by putting in the hard work, physically and mentally, and to embrace toughness and elegance in what you do or who you are simultaneously.
First I was a dancer. I loved tap and jazz so, so much and you'll still find me jittery and mildly tap dancing through the house sometimes. always moving. At the same time and what eventually won over, I was a soccer player. That's all I knew for well over ten years. So much passion and dedication and I'ms scared I'll never have that drive for something again. All the while developing an admiration for aesthetically pleasing bold impactful editorial imagery.
My whole life I knew I've always been an athlete, I've always been an artist and I will continue to be an adventurer, always putting in 110% for anything I enjoy. Cause that's the point of this whole life thing, right?
Home (1/3)
No matter how many things I try out, I've realized I've always been a performer at heart and I've always been confident in my body and the strong, speedy things it can do.
I was sometimes shyer growing up which is probably why performing and expressing with my body on a stage or on a field was something I always felt comfortable doing. I always wanted to be the one on the field or the stage, not the one reporting about the ones on them. And it's so interesting to see how the first things I was passionate about evolve into others as I get older through this "journey" (I literally hate that phrase but it's midnight and I'm not clever rn) to finding a new dream and purpose. I want to be good at what I love and I want to inspire others by putting in the hard work, physically and mentally, and to embrace toughness and elegance in what you do or who you are simultaneously.
First I was a dancer. I loved tap and jazz so, so much and you'll still find me jittery and mildly tap dancing through the house sometimes. always moving. At the same time and what eventually won over, I was a soccer player. That's all I knew for well over ten years. So much passion and dedication and I'ms scared I'll never have that drive for something again. All the while developing an admiration for aesthetically pleasing bold impactful editorial imagery.
My whole life I knew I've always been an athlete, I've always been an artist and I will continue to be an adventurer, always putting in 110% for anything I enjoy. Cause that's the point of this whole life thing, right?