How can fostering confidence and self-esteem during high school lead to lifelong personal growth and fulfillment? Meet Elizabeth Szaranski and Myah Quenneville, two former students of Terry Dubroy, who are here to share their inspiring journeys of building confidence during high school. Liz, who recently graduated and is now studying Animal Biology at the University of Guelph, and Myah, who is completing her graduating year in high school, discuss pivotal moments in their high school experiences, from navigating societal pressures to learning how to stay true to themselves. Both Liz and Myah were leaders in a specialized outdoor leadership and environmental science program, and they explore why the transformative elements of this program were so important for fostering personal leadership, teamwork, and a deep connection to nature. 

Liz and Myah reflect on the unexpected lessons they learned, the influence of mentors, and their vision for the future. Whether you're currently in high school and looking for guidance, a teacher looking for ways to support growth in students, or an individual interested in growth and empowerment, this episode offers value for everyone. Discover how Liz and Myah were able to boost their confidence and self-worth during high school, and you will find yourself inspired to thrive in your own journey of self-discovery. This episode is a testament to the power of self-belief, the pursuit of a thriving mindset, and why it is crucial to cultivate these life-changing skills in the formative years of high school.

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