Inspiring young minds.
I walked in the door and knew I had landed in a perfectly poppins, righteous, slammin’, iD Tech computer camp.
The hardware was totally sick; Apples, laps and hard-core IBM’s float’en on the table, pumped with maximum RAM.
My peeps were in there banging keyboards and surfing software in the stratosphere.
I was stoked!
I am going to confess 3 of my most unusual Parenting Techniques for helping the above average child.
I want to confess these to you so that you can seriously think twice before falling into the same parenting traps I’ve found myself attempting to crawl out of when I least expected to fall in.
Due to their seemingly mature nature, there are things you will be tempted to do for your precocious (way beyond their years) child – DON’T!
“By their works ye shall know them.”
This can be good or bad, but it’s a truth.
I gravitate towards people who are really good at what they do. What makes them really good is that they put their true selves into their work and it shows.
A long time ago I delved into the meaning of the word “quality” and I discovered something very interesting.
“I believe I can create whatever I want to create. There is no reason to have a Plan B, as it distracts from Plan A. There is a delusion quality that all successful people HAVE to have.”
How do you help a child who is still working on conquering his own body and emotions to understand more about how he should treat others?
I am an “Understanding” junkie. Dana is a teacher, a writer, a fumbling blogger, a twitter-addict, and avid reader. Robert Jackson, is an engineer, a writer, a clueless genius, and a turkey-neck.
