Clayton was a pretty good kid growing up. He did pretty well in school, sports, and extra-curriculars. He did well as long as there was an obvious life-path laid out for him. But when the obvious paths dried up after school ended, he really struggled to find his place in the world because nothing was obvious.

Clayton struggled for many years to figure out "what he was supposed to do", and "what the meaning of life was". He was not taught those things when he was growing up and had a very fixed mindset when it came to his potential. More recently, he was introduced to a growth mindset, and it made all the sense in the world when it came to dealing with life's challenges.

Today, Clayton continues to expand his growth mindset, and wants to help others to break free from the fixed mindset they were unintentionally taught by the people closest to them while they were young. If even one person can be saved from years, or even decades, of struggling with mindset, won't it all have been worth it?