Growing Up: Nine Growth Lessons for Outstanding Teens

Author: Su Shan
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Growing up is a skill, growing up is a responsibility, growing up means embracing. Youth does not return, one day is hard to repeat morning; seize the day, time waits for no one. — Tao Yuanming
Admonish you not to cherish the golden robe, admonish you to cherish your youth. Flowers are worth picking when they bloom, do not wait for the branch to be empty. — Du Qiuniang
Life is best in youth, life is best in youth, and one day is best in the morning. — Li Dazhao
Without mentioning others, just having the future is enough to make young people happy. — Gogol
In the process of growing up, we have had confusion, frustration, setbacks, laughter, tears, and joy. In the of time, we understand two words: growing up. Growth is colorful. In the vast world, everything is inseparable from growth. So, what is growth? What is growth?
Growth is the little wild lion who accidentally escaped from the hunter's carefully constructed cage. He adapted in time to the laws of nature's selection and survived the impending disaster by finding food for himself in the wilderness.
The process of human growth is also a continuous process of self-construction and self-evaluation. This process cannot be handed over by our parents; it must be walked through step by step by each person from childhood to adolescence to youth.
Growing up is a personal matter, and of course, it also includes psychological growth, which is something no one can replace. To consciously and independently choose one's own growth path, to have an independent and autonomous personality and ability, is the foundation for standing in society and participating in competition.
Although growth is colorful, when facing a growth journey full of fear, confusion, surprise, and shock, we need a fulcrum.
"Growing Up: Nine Growth Lessons for Outstanding Youth" is exactly your fulcrum for growth and also a compass for life's navigation.
As long as there is life, there is a growth process. This is a very simple truth. As long as you reach out your hand, you can firmly grasp it.