I am often unable to ask for help, and I second guess myself a lot, I have witnessed this with a lot of African founders. (Nigeria excluded) Do upbringing and culture get in the way of one becoming a great founder? Your thoughts
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Do you think the way you're raising your son will help him? If so, then upbringing can make a difference.
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*or daughter*
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@africatechie not leaving out the girl child :), but Paul is specifically referencing my son's.
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I have prioritized becoming confident as part of their homeschooling. Ability to ask any question & express themselves. I'm hopeful this works. Our formal education system denies us this, hence making it hard for me to teach what I didn't learn & still struggle with.
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It’s highly related to how relationships with elderly were from childhood onward. Letting kids comfortably ask questions and even honestly and respectfully challenge their relatives or professors, play a significantly role in adulthood.
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It’s the educational systems -the American system emphasizes freedom, creativity & innovation. The African system emphasizes obedience to elders & those in authority & doesn’t allow questioning even outside of school
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