3rd Stone: 5 Stones, a Lion, a Bear and a Giant, #3
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As you reach a sophomore in high school, this guide helps you plan your future in a big way. First, it's all about figuring out who you are. You look at what you like to do, what you're good at, and what's important to you. This helps you make choices that are true to yourself. This guide helps you discover who you are and make smart choices about your future, so you can grow and succeed.
Sterling Lavender
Introducing Sterling Lavender, a passionate advocate for education and mentorship, whose roots lie deep in the vibrant landscape of California. Born and raised amidst the sun-soaked valleys and diverse communities of the Golden State, Sterling Lavender has cultivated a deep appreciation for the potential that lies within every individual. Having navigated the waters of mentorship throughout most of his life, Sterling Lavender understands the transformative power of guidance and support. From personal experiences growing up in California to professional endeavors in corporate America, Sterling Lavender has been committed to fostering meaningful mentor/mentee relationships. This dedication extended beyond the boardroom, where he generously shared knowledge by tutoring students, recognizing the importance of giving to the community. Sterling Lavender carries the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to live out their dreams. This sentiment has been a driving force behind his advocacy efforts, influencing his work in both professional and community settings. With a heart dedicated to empowering the younger generation, Sterling Lavender strives to make a lasting impact, ensuring that every child has the support and encouragement needed to realize their full potential.
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3rd Stone - Sterling Lavender
1 Thessalonians 4:11-12
And that ye study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you; That ye may walk honestly toward them that are without, and that ye may have lack of nothing.
Prologue
Sophomore year isn't just another academic year; it's a pivotal time in your high school journey, impacting you academically, socially, psychologically, and within your community. By now, you've gained at least one year of experience and should be starting to feel more at ease navigating your school environment. This year brings unique responsibilities, not only for your academic growth but also in representing your fellow classmates and the underclassmen as a whole. You're not just a student; you're a role model and a source of inspiration for others. It's an opportunity to showcase your leadership and community spirit as you continue to grow into a well-rounded individual.
In your sophomore year, it's essential to break free from limiting opinions and venture outside your comfort zone. Explore different clubs, subjects, sports, and experiences that pique your interest. Don't hesitate to broaden your horizons and embrace new challenges. This is a year to uncover your passions and develop new skills. Additionally, consider reaching out to your local college or community for events specifically designed for high school students. These events can be an excellent way to connect with like-minded peers, gain exposure to college life, and explore a wider community beyond your high school. By actively engaging with your community and pushing your boundaries, you'll not only enrich your high school experience but also set a foundation for a successful and fulfilling future.
To make the most of the guidance provided in this manual, it's important not to rush through it. Take it one chapter at a time, allowing the knowledge to sink in and become a part of your academic and personal growth journey. Consider these key guidelines:
Pacing is Key
Develop your own schedule for completing chapters, every two weeks or every month is recommended using one week for reading and the following week for reflection. Dedicate 30 minutes to 1 hour of your time per session, ideally on the weekend, to explore the material.This way, you can truly absorb the content and reflect on it.
Active Engagement
When you engage with the exercises within each chapter, invest time in contemplation. Thoughtfully considering the questions presented will empower you to gain the most from this guide and support your personal and academic growth.
Chapter 1: Self-Assessment
Congratulations! You've reached the pivotal stage of your high school journey. As a sophomore, the world is starting to open up to you, and one of the