Interview to Barack Obama. Week 13

Tell me about yourself. How did it all. What was your inspiration?

I was born on August 4, 1961, in Honolulu, Hawaii. When I was a child, I did not have any tipe of relationship with my father. Finally my parents officially separated several months later and they divorced in1964. My dad died in a car accident in1982, when I was 21 years old. "At the time of his death, my father remained a myth to me,"

After of this situation, I visited my relatives in Kenya, and I paid an emotional visit to the graves of my biological father and paternal grandfather.

Time after, I returning from Kenya and I entered to Harvard Law School in 1988. I helped organize voter registration drives during Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign. On October 3, 1992, I was married with my wife Michelle.

1. How did you become so successful?

When I wrote my first book all people knew how I am, because everything that I say I do with actions

1. How influences your wife and daughters in your life?

Well I Receive much support and admiration of my wife and daughters. They are my inspiration and my reason for being better every day.

1. If you could go back in time what would you do differently?

I would have spent more quality time with my father. I think my relationship with him, could have been better. I definitely miss my father.

1. What’s the side of you that the public never sees?

When I tell to my daughters that do not have boyfriends. Americans know me as its president, but they do not know all my facets as a parent.

1. Why have you succeeded in a complicated field where so many others have failed?

The commitment and dedication that I've had from very young. I made a decision, to be a president who defends the rights and ensures citizen welfare.

1. What has been your formula for success?

I'm sure the delivery and passion for what is done, is the key to success. We must BE STRONG IN ALL MOMENT.

1. What has been your greatest achievement?

My greatest achievement has been to be a father. Being the President of the United States is a nice challenge.

1. What advice would you give to today´s youth?

Never give up, all of you must be fighting for their ideas.

1. In yours own words, define a person to be successful?

A person is successful when it is brave, when he or she fights for her ideas.

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