Just for Youth

Don’t get caught up in the revenge ping pong game. Forgive and let go!

If you want something in life, go get it! Be fearless in your pursuit of your dreams.

Be responsible and show up to things on time!

Don’t waste your time trying to change others. It’s okay to see things differently.

You can’t change the past so don’t get stuck in regret. Learn from your mistakes and move on.

Integrity is all about being the same person no matter where you are and who you’re around.

It only takes 10 seconds to say something hurtful but the hurt you cause may last 10 years.

Taking some “me time” can help you to be a better student and friend.

Don’t fall into the trap of feeling like you have to go along with the crowd to be accepted.

Don’t be a jerk to your family! Be the best version of you when you’re at home.

If you’re going to play sports then go all in and give it your best.

Do you hate school? Consider these things before you say that!

Nobody likes a bragger so don’t be one yourself!

Here are some ways to know if you have good friends.

One lie becomes two lies becomes three… It’s never ending so don’t do it!

You can choose to see the world with a half-glass full or half-glass empty mentality.

The struggles you face in your life prepare you for your future struggles because you develop this thing called resilience.

Don’t be afraid to dream big but set practical goals to get there.

Is your attitude in life really that important?

Loyalty is about trust so don’t give it to people who don’t deserve it.

Use this series with your student group or with a mentor.

Being angry takes too much energy. Choose to forgive and be happier.

Overthinking is something we all do, but it can be dangerous if we don’t control our thoughts.

The popular kids have all the power, and you feel like a nobody. Here’s what to do about it.

You don’t have to be Lebron James or Trey Canard to accomplish big things in life.

Don’t be like everyone else. Be your own person!

Think before you post something mean on social media.

You’ll be happier if you start being thankful for what you already have instead of focusing on what you don’t.

It’s good to hang with your fellas but you should also look to find new friends, too.

Find out where you can find your identity and how you can have empathy for others.

Haters can be hard to deal with, but there are some ways to do it well.

Patience is hard to have but super helpful for your life.

Being a teenager is hard and trying to find where they fit in can be challenging and scary.

Your parents want you to be happy and healthy so they may have a hard time understanding your depression. Having an honest conversation with them is the best place to start.

Find out why gossip is bad and what you should do to not be a part of it.

Not only is it good to know your own love language, but knowing those of your family and friends is also important.

Facebook. Twitter. Instagram, and whatever’s next. It’s all awesome. Until it’s not.

Guy friendships and girl friendships are definitely not the same. Guys and girls are wired differently, so their friendships usually work differently.

You can grow in self-confidence by simply saying “yes.”

You might believe that you can have a casual relationship with drugs and alcohol, but the reality is that you could become addicted at any point.

Dating in high school can be hard, so here are some things you should and shouldn’t do.

Everyone has insecurities and it’s okay to admit that you have them, too.

Finding consensus in a group can be challenging. Is it better to do it over chat or face to face? The answer might surprise you.

Is your kid being bullied? Consider these tips as you help your kids navigate their bully.

Learn some do’s and don’ts of how to walk with the grieving from a teenager’s point of view.

Learn how to fight procrastination by incorporating 3 easy principles that will help you stay on track to get the project done.

Once you graduate there is a big change in how you have to find and maintain friendships.

Parents aren’t perfect. Work hard to have a good relationship with them and be ready to forgive when they disappoint you.

The internet is an awesome resource but you need to be careful with it. You need to be smart and aware of potential dangers.

Introverts and extroverts are often pitted against each other by people claiming that one is better than the other. What is the difference between them?

You always hear people say, “have fun in high school, they’re the best years of your life.” But are they really?

Most people know what a concussion is, but not everyone realizes the very serious side effects of this injury.

If you’re having thoughts of suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Don’t stress; the call is confidential and free.

It is useless to compare ourselves to others. Find out why here.

Often, a teacher will make you aware of what topic or items to study, but rarely do they give you instructions on how to study.

If you give all your time to your mister, say goodbye to your sisters.

Everyone knows the person who is nice to your face but as soon as you’re not looking they are talking behind your back. Don’t be that person. No one likes that person. Be real.

“Fear of missing out” is becoming a bigger and bigger problem these days, and especially for teens.

Homies are the friends you make sacrifices for so that they are happy. These are the friends who are close to you through thick and thin.

Whether you’re popular or not, research shows that what really matters is developing meaningful friendships in high school.

Doing well in your classes doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice having fun all together.

Try this four-step method for overcoming your biggest vice.

Did you know your money can make you money? It’s all due to something called compound interest.

Exercising self-control takes understanding your “two brains” – and how they fight against each other.

High School is a very important time in life, so there are a few things to know before starting your high school journey.

Generosity is a sense of kindness and respect for those around you. It’s not necessarily a “give and take” type of deal.

Patience is an important part of all relationships. There are going to be times when you need to be patient with people, and if you’re not, you might lose that person’s trust and friendship.

Love doesn’t just apply to one aspect of your life or one person in your life.

Joy is life changing, and the good news is that everyone can have it.

What is integrity, and why should students care about it, anyway?

Gratitude is one of the simplest virtues to practice, so why is it so lacking in our culture?

Respect. It’s a word we hear all the time, but what is it and why does it matter?

“Man! Brutus, Judas, and Benedict Arnold are the most trustworthy people I know…” said no one ever.

Being brave is hard, but we all know deep down we should have courage.

Many people want to be successful and one of the best at what they do. Why, then, do we see people settle for “just okay?” Why have a dream if you’re going to do nothing to live it? We need diligence.

Blaming others when things go wrong is a knee-jerk reaction. Try this instead.

What do Dumbledore, Gandalf, and Yoda all have in common? They were known to be wise.

Do you have the power to tame the wild best inside of you? It’ll take self-control.

For our last core virtue we are talking about something that is often times very hard to give: forgiveness!

Although Rwanda is thriving two decades after a genocide, human rights groups are still concerned about what the government is doing to its people.

Coach Pat Fitzgerald talks about the possible consequences of who you associate with and what you say on social media.

It’s important for students to intervene in their friend’s lives who may be thinking about suicide.

In this lesson we lay the groundwork for great leadership by discussing 10 basic social skills every student leader will need.

Integrity is the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles, and it’s a must for student leaders at every school.
Integrity is the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles, and it’s a must for student leaders at every school.

Is online learning the future of higher education or the vehicle of its demise?

Teens can get a head start on budgeting and investing – and it just might change your future.