Ever realize you're heading full-speed in the wrong direction but hesitate to jump off? ASMSA Executive Director Corey Alderdice explores the wisdom behind the Japanese proverb, “If you get on the wrong train, get off at the nearest station,” applying it specifically to high school students navigating extracurricular activities. The episode dives into why trying numerous interests early in high school is valuable, but emphasizes the importance of strategically stepping away from commitments that no longer serve you. Corey discusses how colleges favor depth over breadth and why deciding when to pivot is not a failure but a sign of maturity and thoughtful decision-making.For additional thoughts from Corey, visit coreyalderdice.com.You can also follow him on Twitter/X, LinkedIn, BlueSky, YouTube, Instagram, and Threads.

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