Developing personality
Why developing personality in teens matters
The importance of identity development for teens is huge. The development of a confident and stable sense of self is one of the key tasks of being a teenager. The teenage years are usually the first time an individual begins thinking about how their identity may affect their future and their life. This results in many teens becoming extremely self-conscious about themselves and the way others see them and can result in a self-discovery and experimental stage.
Some teens are able to learn to develop and discover their identity in a healthy and age-appropriate way. It is not the same with other teens though, where their identity formation results in participation in risky behaviors that can potentially have a negative and lasting effect on their lives.
Developing Leadership Skills
Why building leadership skills in teens matters
There are endless opportunities for teens with real leadership skills, regardless of career choice. Leadership skills are what you need to manage a team, to stand out as an employee, to start a business and to nail that interview.
Developing Character
Why building good character in teens matters
Teenagers have just a few short years before they leave for college and/or begin making a life for themselves. It is crucial for teens to develop good character so they can be mentally equipped to make wise, moral decisions and overcome any obstacles life throws their way. Not only will they end up leading happier lives, they will end up leading more successful lives.
Teen Leadership Mastermind is a course in which students understand the concept of developing personal responsibility and leadership skills. They learn to develop a healthy self concept, as well as healthy relationships.
You will teach them to fly, but they will not fly your flight. You will teach them to dream, but they will not dream your dream. You will teach them to live, but they will not live your life. Nevertheless, in every flight, in every life, in every dream, the print of the way you taught them will remain.
