Youth Standard Night

I learned that we need to remember the Savior in everything we do and to continue to be happy in our life. Because life is hard but he is always there.

I learned that we need to be a good friend to whoever and everyone. And that personally, we are not going through our problems by ourselves. Our Heavenly Father knows what we are going through.

I learned that we need to have goals and also have friends that will support us. And finally, have some comfort to do the things we need to do with our lives. This is what I learned.

Every lesson was very helpful. I loved Sister Hamilton talking about hard things. Jesus will never leave you. And I loved bother Gustafson telling us to pray everyday and to read your scriptures everyday.

I have learned that I need to make spiritual and other goals in my life to better myself. I also learned that when I am struggling that I will always have help from others.

I learned from Sister Hamilton that it’s okay to be broken, but the Lord will always be there. We aren’t broken like a cookie, we are broken like a broken horse. it’s okay to not be okay. The Lord loves us and he will heal us. He loves us.

I learned that it’s ok to ask for help. I also learned that we all go through really hard struggles and we need to be there for each other.

Hard times are always going to come at us but they are not going to last forever. Everyone needs a friend. We need to be intentional, persistent and consistent.

Something that I learned from our speakers is to always be there for others and to be a great friend to everyone because we are all going through something. If we have someone there to go through it with us it is always better.

During Sister Hamilton’s lesson, I really learned about some of the things that can help me no matter what I am going through. I felt the spirit so strong and I know what she said will help. One part that specifically stood out to me was the part where she talked about being brave. Whether it’s asking for help or making a leap of faith it will bless us greatly.

I learned a lot about what I can do to improve my life. One of the things that I can do to improve in my life is to keep goals and to learn a lot in life. I also learned to save money and to stay grounded in the gospel.

If I start now I can be done sooner, and as long as I keep going and try everyday to become better and grow, I can come closer to the Savior. I must repent everyday and make goals that I constantly work towards. If I take a S.I.P. (Do something spiritual, intellectual, and physical) everyday, I will feel better.

I learned to be a great friend and to be a good Influence to others, no matter who it is. I learned to be confident and not compare yourself to others and that you’ll always be loved and someone to talk too. I learned to be a tortoise and make good strong decisions for myself to prepare to be strong spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially.

I learned that by trusting in God, all of the trials we go through will become easier. I learned that even though he supports us, that doesn’t mean that we should rely on him to solve our problems. I learned which things to do right now which can help me better improve my life. I learned how to be a friend to someone in many ways. I learned that this life is a game of chicken and that it is more than okay to ask for help. Everyone is going through trials similar to you so, go along and give help to people as friends. It is okay to also receive help and to put yourself out there for others to guide/comfort you. Last, I learned that we all have the same amount of time in a day. Don’t waste it. I learned we all must take the time to make the right choices especially since the choices we make right now will have the biggest influences of our lives in the future. I learned how to slowly take a “SIP” everyday and I’m motivated to apply it from here on out. I personally would like help but I know what I want in life and I will use these methods to better help myself and my peers. To whoever is reading this thank you for the topics and I look forward to learning more about setting standards, thank you.

I felt the spirit intensely during Sister Hamilton’s lesson because it just seemed to relate to me so much. Also, when she asked us about what the hardest thing that ever happened to us was, I immediately thought of the time that I shot an arrow through my hand. Which was hard, because I had been told that I would have to have surgery on it, and that word just seemed to strike a nerve for me, and they (the doctors) had just calmly told me that I might even have to have my hand REMOVED, which was a hard thing to think about, but anyway, long story short, I (luckily) still have my hand, and made it out alive. All in all, I thoroughly enjoyed the lessons and the teachers did a fantastic job teaching us. Thank you and those amazing teachers for your time.

I learned a great many of things and I’m most definitely grateful for the experiences and knowledge I received. I learned the importance of being a good friend and lifting their burdens, recognizing the discomfort and pushing forward, and also to start now and to not be asleep spiritually and physically.