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Arrival is a myth. Real change begins quietly—on a misty hillside schoolyard, under a barbell, or in the stillness after life knocks you flat. In The Power of Becoming, international educator and fitness enthusiast Andrew Teron blends raw, true-to-life stories—from a brutal accident and an 18-month comeback to classrooms across India and beyond—with practical tools you can use today. You’ll learn how to turn burnout into clarity, make discipline your identity, and start again with “micro-bravery”, the 10-minute rule, and other simple frameworks that actually stick. This is not a loud manifesto; it’s a grounded companion for anyone who feels stuck, stretched, or quietly hungry for more. If you’ve ever wondered when you’ll finally be “ready”, this book whispers the answer: begin before you are. Your next chapter starts here.
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Andrew Teron
Andrew Teron is an international educator and school leader based in Bengaluru, where he serves as Head of Science and Boys’ Housemaster at Harrow International School. With extensive experience across the IB and Cambridge pathways—including work as an IBDP examiner and curriculum developer—he blends academic rigor with a deep focus on student wellbeing. A serious road accident in his early twenties led to a long recovery and, eventually, distance running—an arc that shapes his practical approach to resilience, discipline, and hope. Andrew’s workshops and STEAM initiatives have supported learners and teachers across India and abroad, translating big ideas into simple habits that stick. The Power of Becoming distills those lessons into clear, usable frameworks for anyone who wants to grow on purpose—without the drama, without the fluff.
