Jack is just 10 years old but has a clear vision for his future. He’s going to be running for school captain next year and is already working on his professional career. His advice to adults is: Work hard on what you’re passionate about Make your family as happy as they can be Try to reach all your goals.

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Cherie has just turned 20 years old and is simply passionate about learning and growing. She is keenly aware of the relative freedom that her parents have afforded her in comparison with how they and her grandparents were raised. Her advice to adults is: Don’t take life so seriously - you’re doing ok. Realise that everyone has their own misgivings, flaws and malevolence – just like you.  Be a better version today of who you were yesterday.

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Naomi is 14, joyful, articulate and has a deep interest in conservation and the environment. Looking to the future, she hopes to successfully inject play into her daily life, career and family. Her advice to adults is: Remember to have fun! Be more open about your feelings whether it be within the family or elsewhere. It’s ok to show vulnerability as a leader. Adopt pangolin – they’re weird, wonderful and the most trafficked mammal in the world – https://gifts.worldwildlife.org/gift-center/gifts/Species-Adoptions/Pangolin.aspx.

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Malika is 17 and highly aware of the technological changes that are happening now and how this creates so much uncertainty about her future. Her solution is to do what she loves and the best that she can do in any moment.   Her advice to adults is: To have a good work – life balance. Listen to the younger generation – they know what they’re talking about – believe in them and what they have to offer. Be more open and take life as it comes to you.

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Rachel is 16 and had dreamt of becoming a ballerina but after spending a year at ballet school and learning more about herself and the world her dreams have changed.  Her advice to adults is: Despite your personal hardship and setbacks, use your resilience and determination to push past those experiences to become stronger and more mature. Reflect on your past experiences and see the positive elements that came from them.

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Willow is 10 years old and spends most of the year living in Dubai where she has a busy schedule. She likes studying English, is a good debater and her mother thinks she would make a good lawyer (*wink), but so far, she is considering a future as a culinary chemist amongst other things. Her advice to adults is: be influenced by mindsets not people; hold onto one quality that defines you and nobody else; don’t live up to other people’s standards;  be patient; and learn to ‘be potato’.

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Ben (19) is an apprentice mechanic in Brisbane and he’s the happiest he’s ever been. Until halfway through year 12, he thought he’d do a science degree and head into zoology. He could never imagine sitting behind a desk all day.  He’s has an acute view into relationships and his advice to adults is: Don’t give up.  Don’t think that you’re not good enough. Keep pushing through.

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Marcelle (16), Summer (13) and Aleya (9) are sisters who are very aware of the difficulties their parents have experienced and feel blessed to have things pretty easy by comparison. They are also looking forward to the freedom adulthood provides and, for now, consciously choosing to not focus too much on future challenges.  These young people advise adults to: 1.    Try not to overcomplicate things. 2.     Think with an open mind and try to be positive.  3.     Equally, it’s ok to not always feel happy, satisfied and content – there will always be negative things but don’t let them get to you too much. 4.     Listen and see if you can see things from another perspective. 5.     Don’t get too stressed or overwhelmed with the little things – it will pass.

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Anthony is in his early 20s and finishing his studies in Mechatronics Engineering and has an amazing interest in creating bridges - bridges between industry, business and the arts as well as bridges between ways of thinking.  Anthony advises adults to: Fear of failure is good but learning from failure is the key - don't linger! Don't be afraid to learn something new. Hire people smarter and with different ideas than you.

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Anandi, Indu and Kalki are between 9 and 16 and are currently living in India. They've had broad experiences and are keen to share their thoughts on their family, their future and the world in general. They advise adults to: Indu - Listen to and take young people's ideas. Anandi - Talk more during difficult times, but it's also important to be silly now and then. Kalki - Give some tough love - it is helpful sometimes - and keep your sense of humour.

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