If (hopefully when) Magnus gets invited back to his high school alma-mater to speak to the kids that are currently there, he would like to emphasize the importance of being a team player. Of putting the team first, and not personal glory, no matter how much it may seem that standing out of the crowd of players seems important. That what the coaches and scouts watch for is not how good the player is individually (though there is some of that, to be sure) but how good they are in working together with other players, and whether or not they can understand what the coaches are asking them to do with the system.

Magnus will also try to emphasize that even though it may seem like it's all hard work at the start, there are always opportunities to have fun, and to bond with your fellow teammates. One of the best things that he has taken away from his SMJHL career so far is the bond between teammates who become friends, like he did with many of the players on the Detroit Falcons. That the players of his cohort on the Falcons would do almost anything for the other players on that team, since they have become so close.

Finally, he would like to emphasize that any opportunity, no matter how small, is something to be grateful for. It may not seem like a big deal when it is first shown, but it can lead to something different in the future!