Commit to Your Vision. “Remember to always dream. More importantly, to make those dreams come true and never give up.” - Dr. Robert D. Ballard.

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Commit to Your Vision

“Remember to always dream. More importantly, to make those dreams come true and never give up.” - Dr. Robert D. Ballard

Quick Write (10 minutes) For the first five minutes, write about a time when you committed to something and you followed through with your commitment. How did you feel about yourself? For the next five minutes, write about a time when you committed to something and you did not follow through with your commitment. How did you feel about yourself? Be prepared to share out!

So far you’ve learned how to… Be more self-aware and know what your gifts and talents are Create your vision for your life Develop plans that will help make your vision happen Employ some “Rules of the Road” to keep you on track Take risks necessary to move forward Adapt to change Use teamwork and the support of others to reach you goals Shape your life through wise decisions

Silent Reading Read pages in the book entitled Nine Steps to Success: Teens Can Make a Difference by Stedman Graham Write down important steps needed to commit to your vision in your Cornell Notes

On Your Own