What Is Meant To Be Controlled

If I was meant to be controlled, I would have come with a remote. My life- i’m in control, or am I, I think that I am in control. Good morning gentlemen I am going to be telling you why I am in control of my life and that I can make my own decisions on things. My three main points are: 1 I choose to do hard challenges and chores because I benefit from it, 2 when do I become almost fully independent on my decision making, and 3 the people that influence my decisions and help me choose what decisions I make.

Para 1
I do hard challenges and chores because I get benefits from them, for example:
If I train hard before a mountain bike race then I will hopefully get a medal and be proud of myself. Same as if I do my jobs I get paid, and that is the same as when I get older I will have to get a job and this will enable me to do things that I love doing. This is my decision as I said before - I get benefits from it and I choose to do these things, and I think
You are always making decisions like in the morning you either decide to get out of bed or stay in bed then you choose to either brush your teeth or not, the average decisions that a young child makes in a day is about 3,000 and the average an adult makes is about 35,000. So that is a big difference and proves that the older you get the more independent you become because having to make 35,000 decisions a day makes you have to rely on yourself to make them and hopefully they are good aswell.

I am not in control all of the time, for example if I am bombing it down a hill on a mountain bike track I can get very out of control, and nearly wipe out, so my bike is in control and it is pulling me along. This can be related to other bigger things as well. But it does not happen very often and I am influenced by my mum to stay in control when I am biking. Which brings me to my next