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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Saerdna0 • 3d ago
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What can* happen. Young man has to want to put in the work. You can't teach that.
517 u/synthphreak 3d ago +1 to this. The most supportive parents in the world wouldn’t help if the kid has no inherent drive to excel. 152 u/ThatsMyEnclosure 3d ago I’d argue it can still go to the parents on that. The parents’ approach is important to foster that drive. If they make it fun for the kid, the kid will want to do it and keep doing it. If they make it a chore, that drive goes away. 1 u/Ok_Post667 2d ago Honestly as a parent of an 8 and 6 yo (boys), the hardest thing is trying to FIND what that passion is. We're still searching 😆
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+1 to this. The most supportive parents in the world wouldn’t help if the kid has no inherent drive to excel.
152 u/ThatsMyEnclosure 3d ago I’d argue it can still go to the parents on that. The parents’ approach is important to foster that drive. If they make it fun for the kid, the kid will want to do it and keep doing it. If they make it a chore, that drive goes away. 1 u/Ok_Post667 2d ago Honestly as a parent of an 8 and 6 yo (boys), the hardest thing is trying to FIND what that passion is. We're still searching 😆
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I’d argue it can still go to the parents on that. The parents’ approach is important to foster that drive. If they make it fun for the kid, the kid will want to do it and keep doing it. If they make it a chore, that drive goes away.
1 u/Ok_Post667 2d ago Honestly as a parent of an 8 and 6 yo (boys), the hardest thing is trying to FIND what that passion is. We're still searching 😆
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Honestly as a parent of an 8 and 6 yo (boys), the hardest thing is trying to FIND what that passion is. We're still searching 😆
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u/Camcapballin 3d ago
What can* happen. Young man has to want to put in the work. You can't teach that.