I’ve never been one who thought that one has to suffer to appreciate good. But I’m kind of changing my opinion as I get older. While I don’t think you necessarily have to have gone through the suffering, it’s absolutely important to understand the other side of everything in good order. I so appreciate my new car and how little I worry about whether it will start. I love the gadgets and the ease of making a phone call and listening to my music. It’s safe and secure and fun. I truly appreciate my car only because I have had some shitty cars over the years.
I felt my daughter needed to experience this. Everything but the unsafe or the won’t start. I bought her an old Subaru that had some things go wrong. Nothing dangerous (maybe the power steering pump going out) but enough to make her have to deal with a few things. The reality is the only way she could appreciate nice was to have not nice. To understand how things in her car work through having a few of them not work. A 16-year-old doesn’t deserve a new car. Shouldn’t have a new car. Shouldn’t have a nice car. They need a safe car and 95% of them having a safe car is them being a safe driver making safe decisions.
Money, love, success. To appreciate them you need poverty, heartbreak, and failure. As a parent I want my kids to experience it all but to be there to make sure they stay on the rails. It doesn’t take much of any of those to get you to understand the great things you have if you have someone reminding you to take in the failures and hardships. Failures in life don’t have to be forced to come around. The key as a parent is to not stop them from coming so that your kid gets to face the full brunt of it without getting completely hurt. Let them get an F when they don’t put in the work. Don’t give them money if they spent all they had on day one. Let it happen. It drives me crazy when parents make every single moment a teaching moment. I see it all the time in retail. Explaining every single thing. But there are times to go over an experience. Why, what, and what happens next. Good and bad times but the bad is where the good lessons come. Pain-free only becomes cherished if you experience pain.
Domain of the Day: Accelerator.com I may be putting my name in the hat here. A name worth investing in
Quote of the Day: “The climb might be tough and challenging, but the view is worth it. There is a purpose for that pain; you just can’t always see it right away”. -Victoria Arlen
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