Matt had no clear plan when he left high school but knew he learned "by doing" so he enrolled in a physical education program at university, joined the military, felt the rush of entrepreneurship, started teaching for a stint, and took a serious interest in the drone industry as he connected the dots of his life and learning.

Neil barely survived a high school system that demanded rote and "sequential" study and began to soar when he embraced an imaginative "random" mindset that turned him in a highly successful serial entrepreneur who decided to "dream big" in everything he pursued.

Keenly interested in leadership during his high school, university, and work experiences, Michael gravitated towards the arts and politics where he realized that the work building skills and relationships outside the classroom may be more important than the academic work in it.

James "wandered the wilderness" in a variety of experiences until he combined his university football experience, his business degree from UBC, and his heartfelt desire to help athletes turn their skills and efforts into future career paths.

Andrew got an innocuous tap on the shoulder from his university professor who helped him realize a deep-rooted desire to build relationships and make a difference by seeking a career path with non-profit organizations.

Ridhwanlai, a Loran Scholar, nurtured his love of science, poetry and "daydreaming" in high school during the COVID-19 pandemic and found the time to created a non-profit called "Wake-up Mental Health" for students who struggled and needed support.

Ridhwanlai, a Loran Scholar, nurtured his love of science, poetry and "daydreaming" in high school during the COVID-19 pandemic and found the time to created a non-profit called "Wake-up Mental Health" for students who struggled and needed support.

Shelby caught the entrepreneurial "bug" in high school, learning to "trust [her] gut" as she started a series of businesses and worked with a variety of marketing teams.  First draft... please check on this. Not getting a lot of feedback.