Professor, "Dr. Shanté" hits the nail on the head as she explains why the "process" of learning and engaging with the content is just as important as the outcome. She uses this example as a metaphor for life.

“Although I get credit for working hard, working hard was the easy part because that I could control,” said Staton. “But I just happened to be around people who cared... I worked for a trash company where my co-workers told me I should go to college... I had a boss who let me leave work, go to school ..."

Before attending Harvard Law School, Rehan Staton worked in sanitation. So when he started school, he decided that he not only wanted to recognize the support staff that help the university function, but celebrate them – creating a nonprofit called The Reciprocity Effect.

It's not over until it's over. It might seem like you're losing, but if you keep going, you have the potential to turn around your situation. Let's use this powerful video as a reminder that you should NEVER give up!

Each year, thousands of people die from drug-related issues. Let this tragic story be a cautionary tale that can save your life.

Every human being has a purpose: make the world a better and more beautiful place. How people do that will differ, but once you discover what problem you want to solve, get to it! Learn more about Joshua Santiago's powerful example.

We all make mistakes. Most of the time we can recover from them when we are given a second chance. Honoring that opportunity with character could lead to greatness. Let's talk about this short clip of legendary basketball player, Allen Iverson's Hall of Fame Speech. Who was history-making coach, John Thompson, Jr.?

Penn State football player, Olaivavega "Vega" Loane doesn't let hecklers distract him. He responds by doing GOOD and helping someone struggling.
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