Andrew Harrell shares his journey from growing up on the mission field in Mozambique to attending college in the United States. He talks about the challenges he faced in transitioning to a new culture and finding community. Andrew emphasizes the importance of trust, vulnerability, and accountability in building meaningful friendships. He also discusses the role of faith in his life and how it has shaped his leadership as a resident assistant. His advice to high school seniors is to find a middle ground between having a plan and being open to opportunities.
Questions to consider while listening:
- How can embracing vulnerability and accountability in your relationships help you build a supportive community during your college transition?
- In what ways has your faith shaped your identity and influenced your leadership style, similar to Andrew’s experience as a resident assistant?
- How can you find a balance between having a concrete plan for your future and staying open to unexpected opportunities that may arise during your college journey?
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