When given the opportunity to speak to a collection of high school students, I presented them the idea, the challenge to “right” their story.  Not “write” it but “right it.”  Not scribe it or put it to paper but correct it and put it on the best path.

Each of us lives a Story and it has a Plot, Characters, Twists and so on.  It is up to us to be more than just Characters – people who are moved and affected by the Story – but instead we must be the Author – empowered, flexible and ultimately able to chart the path of things to come.

When left with your Story, make sure to Right it.