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How to FIND Fulfillment in LIFE! - One of the Best Motivational Speeches Ever

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CHINO HILLS, Calif. (KABC) -- A week after starting his sophomore year at Chino Hills High School, 15-year-old Maxwell Clue attempted to take his life by hanging himself.

The popular teen - by all appearances - was a happy kid who enjoyed Legos, his family and playing on his school's water polo team.

"There is no sign. My son was not depressed, my son was not bullied, my son had a bunch of friends. We are still in shock," said Max's father, Jorge Clue.

The teen survived the attempted suicide. He remains in critical but stable condition at Loma Linda University Medical Center.

Clue said at first his family was unwilling to disclose what happened to Max, but decided to share their story in the hopes of preventing another family from going through what they are now experiencing.

"All you can do is sit and watch the doctors and nurses treat your son. There is nothing you can do. Why not try doing something before," Clue said.

Nationally, teenage suicide rates are trending up. Last month, four students in Rancho Cucamonga took their own lives. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department said the suicides were not connected.

Chino Hills High School is taking action with the development of a Mindfulness Resource Center. They are raising money through a GoFundMe account, which can be accessed at gofundme.com/chino-hills-wellness-center.

"In talking with my students on campus, they expressed to me that they wanted a safe place," Principal Isabel Brenes said. "If they feel like that this is not enough...we have our psychologist that is right in that room."

Clue hopes the center will help bring more awareness to the issue of suicide prevention.

On Sept. 11, Chino Valley Unified School District will host a suicide prevention workshop for the community starting at 6:30 p.m. It will take place at Chino Hills High School and childcare will be provided.

The San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health has a 24-7 crisis hotline for anyone in need of help. The number is (909) 386-8256.

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Chino Hills High School student's suicide attempt spurs action and prevention

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CHINO HILLS, Calif. (KABC) -- A week after starting his sophomore year at Chino Hills High School, 15-year-old Maxwell Clue attempted to take his life by hanging himself. The popular teen - by all appearances - was a happy kid who enjoyed Legos, his family and playing on his school's water polo team.

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Do i think i have been successful in achieving my American Dream?

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Do i think i have been successful in achieving my American Dream?

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Only the future can tell. I am determined to do whatever it takes to achieve my goal. I am working on myself and my goal every day. I am prepared to do what makes me feel whole. The hunger for it drives me. INTERVIEW: yes because I have all I can ask for.

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What's the single most important thing in my future?

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What's the single most important thing in my future?

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Definitely my relationships with people. Every person has their own story and that fascinates me. People are gateways to opportunities and experiences. One lesson I live by is to not burn bridges. I don't burn bridges between me and other people because they each offer different value into your life.

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How are my goals in life influenced by my version of my American Dream?

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How are my goals in life influenced by my version of my American Dream?

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At the end of the day, i don't care if i become rich or famous. I want to be the best person i can and find happiness and fulfillment. That is the adventure of life for me. INTERVIEW: My life influences my goals because of my responsibilities

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Does what society believe is the american dream influence my opinion on it?

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Does what society believe is the american dream influence my opinion on it?

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No. Others peoples beliefs are their own. Its similar to apples and oranges. Squeeze an apple you get apple juice. Squeeze an orange and you get orange juice. One persons beliefs, etc. are their own. Not yours INTERVIEW: No because people are different.

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Has my view of the american dream changed?

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Has my view of the american dream changed?

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yes. I realized money is the wrong thing to chase.

INTERVIEW: I realized how much harder you have to work to get money

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Individuality. A life trying to be everything but yourself is a life wasted. INTERVIEW: my family

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What's my definition of the American Dream? 

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What's my definition of the American Dream? 

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To become fulfilled. With fulfillment comes happiness. This is why the American Dream is different for people. Different things fulfill people.  INTERVIEW: To be successful and happy.

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definitely because i need it to live.
INTERVIEW: yes because it pays our bills.

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When I was little, what did i want to do with my life?

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When I was little, what did i want to do with my life?

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I wanted to be a chef originally. After that, the thought of becoming a restaurant owner and owning my own place crossed my mind. However, growing up i realised i have great talent speaking and people skills. This makes me now want to become an entrepreneur and creating something bigger than myself. INTERVIEW: I wanted to be a professional softball player.

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It was an adventure. I grew up in Pomona, Chino hills, Upland, and Ontario. INTERVIEW: I grew up rough in Pomona, always having no money.

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The pursuit of fulfillment and happiness.