When you come from nothing, you want to give your kids everything. Then you realize giving them everything teaches them nothing.
it’s about the balance between love and wisdom.
When you come from nothing, your instinct is to shield your children from every hardship you faced. But along the way, you discover that struggle teaches resilience, discipline, creativity, and gratitude — things money can’t buy. If you remove every obstacle for them, they might grow up comfortable, but not necessarily capable.
It’s like giving them fish every day instead of teaching them how to fish — they’ll eat well for now, but they won’t know how to survive when you’re gone.
Credit:Amos Wabara
it’s about the balance between love and wisdom.
When you come from nothing, your instinct is to shield your children from every hardship you faced. But along the way, you discover that struggle teaches resilience, discipline, creativity, and gratitude — things money can’t buy. If you remove every obstacle for them, they might grow up comfortable, but not necessarily capable.
It’s like giving them fish every day instead of teaching them how to fish — they’ll eat well for now, but they won’t know how to survive when you’re gone.
Credit:Amos Wabara
When you come from nothing, you want to give your kids everything. Then you realize giving them everything teaches them nothing.
it’s about the balance between love and wisdom.
When you come from nothing, your instinct is to shield your children from every hardship you faced. But along the way, you discover that struggle teaches resilience, discipline, creativity, and gratitude — things money can’t buy. If you remove every obstacle for them, they might grow up comfortable, but not necessarily capable.
It’s like giving them fish every day instead of teaching them how to fish — they’ll eat well for now, but they won’t know how to survive when you’re gone.
Credit:Amos Wabara
