Teenagers can learn a lot by thinking about their life as a business. Victor takes a break from political topics to help teens think about setting goals. Imagine a business. There are three main roles: 1) president, 2) manager and 3) employee. Every successful business needs people in each of those roles. This also applies to our own lives — except that each individual has to switch between the three different roles. Victor walks through what that looks like with the goal of helping teenagers do a better job setting and achieving their goals this year.Parental pause point questions: 1. Parents, is there a mistake that you made as a teenager that you want your son or daughter to avoid? (6:01)2. Which of the three roles comes easiest to you? (10:18)3. What is a goal that you'd like to accomplish in this upcoming year? (15:42)4. If I have tried and failed to reach this goal before, what can I learn from that and do differently this time? (24:38)The Great 8 questions:1. What happens next?2. Has this been tried before?3. Is there a principle involved?4. What are the trade-offs?5. What do you mean by that?6. Is this an appeal to emotion or logic?7. Am I focused on the speaker or the argument?8. What does the Bible say?

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