We Are What We Repeatedly Do

My science teacher once told me that I couldn't "reason correctly" because my prefrontal cortex was not fully developed. He went on to mistake lab chemicals for his water bottle. After spending a week at the hospital he returned to school. Teenagers are often the most misunderstood people to ever exist. We get a bad wrap. When in reality, our awesomeness is just diluted through school systems, social pressures, and all that outside-of-school stuff. On this podcast five teenagers discuss ways to break the stereotype and set off on a path of growth and fulfillment.

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We Are What We Repeatedly Do

We Are What We Repeatedly Do