<ul><li>Student success is often measured by how impressive a child's resume is as they prepare competitive applications for college admission.</li><li>The pursuit of success has resulted in students becoming self-conscious, insecure, and saddened by the successes of their peers.</li><li>Educators must remind students to enjoy their moments and stop chasing the supposed greener grass. Comparison robs us of joy.</li><li>Every student has their own unique path, and it's up to them to nurture it. Success isn't about comparison but about learning and growing.</li><li>Students should seek out the full picture and discover that their own yard is just as lush and inviting as distant green pastures.</li><li>Educators should guide students towards healthy reflection and support them in leaning in and trusting their own journeys.</li><li>Simple, small steps like including reflection-based questions in assignments can help plant the seed for students to blossom.</li><li>In the end, celebrating individual journeys, nurturing our own gardens, and seeking the whole picture is crucial in finding joy and success.</li></ul>

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