Every young person is unique, an amazing combination of both genetic data and experiences that shape who they are. Even among identical twins, vast differences are often observed in behavior, preference, and way of thought. This leads to the inevitable conclusion that every young person has something very special to share with the world. There truly is no one else exactly like them on the entire planet.

The mounting pressure of increasing curriculum added with homework and extra-curricular classes is making childhood very stressful for kids as well as parents. Gone are the days when kids played in the building compound for hours, breaking glasses, eating munchies at some friends place, fighting over who won and who cheated.

In today’s world, it has become vital to act in accordance with the “social conscience”, rather than just doing what you want to do. To manage the way you think, behave and act; involves self-regulation. When you practice self-regulation, you are better able to see the good in other people.

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