Megan Stack

Megan Stack, a writer for the New York Times Opinion, offers a refreshing outlook for high school graduates who struggled academically. She champions the idea that a poor G.P.A. doesn’t have to dictate future success or happiness. Stack discusses the power of personal reinvention, inspired by transformative experiences and the American tradition of starting anew. She emphasizes the significance of adolescent memories and resilience, encouraging listeners to embrace both triumphs and setbacks as vital to a fulfilling life journey.