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 Creativity: Idealistic and unrestrained, yet translatable into focused initiatives Effective Empathy: Operate with the compassion of a grassroots non-profit, but the
theoretical efficiency of a multinational corporate for-profit; on rare
occasions when they are mutually exclusive, the former takes precedent. Excitement: Team members enjoy their work, which combines opportunities to use their
existing expertise while also exploring new interests as they prepare
to be leaders at local and global community levels Collaboration and Partnership:: Work with communities, not against them; perform gap assessments first
and focus on key areas of need, rather than on replacing effective
existing programs
Healthy nutrition and physical activity are equally important, and should not be considered separately
Physical activity should be a normal part of daily life
Exercise and play should be fun, creative, and often aerobic
Consistent and safe hydration is critical
Balanced sleep and relaxation time must be supported
Lifestyle adjustments must not interfere with, if not support, academic development
Resources should be focused on prevention before treatment, and
children before adults; personalized lifestyle interventions will
always be considered before pharmacological, surgical or other medical
interventions
Technological advances and multimedia interfaces should be embraced
to educate and facilitate healthy lifestyles.
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