spending a lot of my childhood in libraries helped me find things that "pulled" me.
Instead of pushing my kids, I try to help them find the interests that will pull them. History suggests pull has more power.
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Maybe this is the part of their identity libraries should preserve, now that "repository for printed books" is shrinking.
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well established efficacy but less adopted style in a mad rat race world. -
Stimulation works like a charm
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Did I Push Black God Theism On You
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know any books on the topic?
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Biographies of people who've done great things.
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if you don't push they won't know all the options and will take longer to find the interest....
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To effectively navigate the world, one needs to learn about themselves & the world -- the implication for parents is clear.
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I find if I push they always push back. It seems to be a good idea to encourage autonomy early on
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Maybe we should push them to do things we *don't* want them to do. If we did it annoyingly enough...
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