Time flies…this happened a week ago. Learning how to safely cross a busy road is taught at a very young age. Learning how to manage your time so you don’t take dangerous shortcuts may never be taught to children by adults.
The thunder rolls so loudly.
And what you do thunders so loudly, they can’t hear what you say…
Parents serve their children when they:
Articulate a clear, concise, and compelling vision of the future.
Move past training on the basics (personal hygiene, spell, read, write, etc) to developing their children with the soft, life-skills like honesty, judgment, responsibility, initiative, fun, and self-control.
Create clear expectations on their priorities until they can create their own accountability for those priorities.
Teach them commitment by demonstrating it every, single, day.
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The deadline coincided with seeing our son reach 18. This photo marked that accomplishment, two days ago.
As i approach the final six months of the original 10-year plan, and get closer to six months left until June 8, 2019, the intensity of wanting to teach is increasing to a new level.
Why?
Well, and i’ve been thinking about this for a month, there’s more at stake and less to lose.
Once you’re dead and gone, the opportunity, in person, is gone forever.
It’s the “gone forever opportunity” that is fueling the desire to get more real – or go to the grave with unspoken ideas, wishes, hopes, love.
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Since 1999 we’ve volunteered every Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter mornings. The exceptions are when we visited family in Pennsylvania. Stuff adds up over time.
Dear Son, since 1999 (the year before you were born) we’ve volunteered every Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter mornings. The rare exceptions are when we visit family in Pennsylvania.
Yesterday was special because of the high level of contact we had with the people who were grateful to receive boxes of food.
There were many years i thought it wasn’t worth it – the life lessons seemed to be moving at a snail’s pace or non-existent.
Taught myself something i’ve known for decades – slow and steady wins the race.
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