Students and teachers were asked what advice they would give to their younger selves. Students and teachers shared their reflections, offering lessons on school, friendships, and personal growth. Their insights serve as guidance for anyone navigating life’s challenges.
From handling stress to making the most of high school, their advice offers lessons for anyone looking to grow. Ms. Teixeria advice to her students includes, “When life gets hard, just take a deep breath and remember that time heals. Just keep putting one foot in front of the other. Never give up. You are loved.”
Teixeria has always told her students to keep going no matter what and to never give up.
According to psychologytoday.com giving advice to your younger self can positively impact your self-esteem and mental health. To do this you need to practice self-kindness and engage in open conversations about healthy habits and coping strategies.
Joanna Monobe (12) expressed that if she could give her younger self advice, she would trust that everything is going to work out the way it’s supposed to and it’s okay to put yourself first. The path ahead may not always be easy, but to trust that you are growing, learning, and becoming exactly who you are meant to be.
Students have expressed the importance of knowing everything is going to be okay especially while navigating such an important time like high school.
According to iamfearlesssoul.com to live your best life, surround yourself with people who are already where you want to be.
Victoria Iniguez (12) said, “Everything will turn out fine and just leave everything in God’s hands and continue to have faith in him.” She added, there are moments of doubt, frustration, and uncertainty, but trusting in His plan can bring a sense of peace.
Krishnaa Vala (12) when asked what advice he would give to his younger self he said, “I would tell my younger self to always be you and don’t let anyone change the way you feel about yourself.” It’s important to stay true to who you are. Keep believing in yourself, even when others don’t.
As teenagers, it’s easy to get caught up in the pressures of school, friendships, and the uncertainty of the future. Remember to trust the journey it will all work out in time.
