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Shawn Gadbow usually starts his day early in the morning. He is a football coach for the Little Leagues and does volunteer coaching for children. Not only does he help teach football to children, he also helps prevent children from getting involved in dangerous situations. Shawn spent approximately 14 years of his life in a dangerous neighborhood. He remembers to have an overall good time during his childhood but also acknowledges that there was a negative side; many people were associated with drugs and crime and had to suffer for their bad decisions. He insists that the education you get from your parents and your home remain very important throughout your whole life.