The older generation loves to give advice and teach the younger ones. The younger ones, apparently anticipating what the older ones might say, reject the truisms in advance.
Perhaps it’s time to review life experiences and figure out whether adults really are giving the wrong advice to children?
Here are some successful examples that every future adult will be glad to hear.
"Complaining won't solve anything"
It's almost like "crying won't help the sorrow." When your child starts complaining again about difficult material at school, dry teachers, or other difficulties, just remind him that happiness is in his hands.
"It could have been worse"
Any new and not very pleasant event can seem catastrophic.
But we must not forget that time will pass and it will be impossible to remember this unpleasantness without laughter, if it can be remembered at all.
"You can do better"
People set boundaries or limits for themselves, which they are simply afraid to not only go beyond, but even to look beyond.
But to achieve results you need determination, willpower and purposefulness.
"Easy and right are not always nearby"
It’s not just about easy and big money that everyone dreams of earning.
There may be exceptions, but in most cases, recognition and prosperity come through hard work.
"Find yourself"
This is akin to one of the Eastern wisdoms. A person needs to find himself, his favorite thing, his occupation. They say that after this he will not work for the rest of his days.
All because work will become the work of a lifetime, and not a routine that takes away free time.
Earlier we talked about how to motivate a child to help around the house .
