This is not a book on how to raise our kids. No, that would be pretentious. Rather it's a book on how not to lower them. What if we're born with the mindset to succeed? That we must disobey this gift in order to live anything less than our fullest potential? How would that change our view of parenting? There's no question that we love our kids. That's what makes it ironic that in our attempt to help them, we may be unwittingly training them to fail in life. And if you think this is only about our kids, didn't our parents ...
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This is not a book on how to raise our kids. No, that would be pretentious. Rather it's a book on how not to lower them. What if we're born with the mindset to succeed? That we must disobey this gift in order to live anything less than our fullest potential? How would that change our view of parenting? There's no question that we love our kids. That's what makes it ironic that in our attempt to help them, we may be unwittingly training them to fail in life. And if you think this is only about our kids, didn't our parents have similar hopes and dream for us? What happened? At the end of the day, perhaps our kids should be raising us. It's their childish ways that we need to remember, for it's these principles that can save us from a life of struggling and misery. What if we can re-raise the kid inside of us?
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