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by Brian Kilmeade
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Jon Stuart Summary and Analysis

Jon Stuart began participating in sports in order to get out of the suburbs. Jon was a small kid and found it difficult to compete until he was in late high school. Jon spent a lot of time working on his soccer skills with a neighbor, Mike Faith. Jon looked back fondly on those days. Jon knew he was not the greatest athlete, but it taught him a lot about relying on himself to succeed. Jon compared the soccer field with comedy. It was not about the audience or the fans but about the act of playing or.....

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