“Is high school destiny? Will the state that we are at a young age define who we’ll grow up to be?” Such was the subject of an article I received through email from Worthwhile Magazine. The topic alone was enough to pique my interest and after reading through the passage, I was left pondering over the questions raised. The issue was spurred by big news stories of last year such as Bill Clinton’s autobiography and the eulogies for Ronald Reagan and Marlon Brando – people who grew up in presumably limiting environments but went on to help define their times. Though many guesses can be made as to what pushed these people with dysfunctional childhoods to their later greatness, individual vision probably played a big factor.