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by Brian Kilmeade
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Hannah Storm Summary and Analysis

Hannah Storm, television sportscaster, came from a sports-oriented family, since her father was a sports executive. Hannah was not an outstanding athlete, but she was enthusiastic at track and field. By showing up at a track meet while ill, and winning a star, Hannah learned that by just showing up, she could be recognized and rewarded. Hannah also learned the importance of team work by observing teams and the psychology that occasionally causes a team to fail at reaching a goal. Hannah learned through sports.....

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