Purpose for Teens
- As teens, we were often told to find our purpose in lives so that when we grow up to become adults, we'll be able to see ourselves grow with composure and grace.
- We start to find our purpose during the times when we explore ourselves and understand what it is that we could be fighting for.
- In order to understand what our purpose is, we have to have a strong sense of self by knowing our capabilities, skills, and interests so that we can align it while pursuing our purpose.
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