Make room in your life of learning for men and women who are idealists. They care about the legal rights of all. . . . And they invite us, through their generosity, to be open to the possibility that what they have been for us, we might be for others. . . . Dare to ask the naive question. Seek out study groups and collaborative learning situations.
Cooperation here is more important than competition.
Educators agree that most people learn more by doing things together than by racing to see who can do them better or faster. Expand your interests and skills. This is a great time to discover new fields and try new ventures. There is an old saying that the person with whom you will spend more time than anyone else is yourself. Thus, you owe it to yourself to make yourself as interesting, vital, and creative as possible.