Oh you are good at nothing

Oh you are good at nothing I don? T believe in the good for nothing. I walk down the aisle of a supermarket, when I heard the whistle of a mother mouing her son? Good for nothing! Nothing! You'd better stop this time or I leave you with the police, man?. Not that my angel when it comes to a mother for my children. Sometimes they are too weak and shout and scream and throw a massive fear and anger of my children crushed in fear to think that their mother was crazy. Hey, I am human, AMN? T-I? But I would never call my children fools or good for nothing. First, I sincerely believe that education is important? ma? s not all. We, as parents have to carry this heavy responsibility to provide our children education. Not only the bottom, we must ensure that they can lea everything they know of education so they can enjoy later in life. Knowledge is a funnel. A conversion funnel in which information can travel by train and a state of mind to think and react in a family way. E? S important. But frankly, I do not have? L? S all. Listen to their points of reference to what? S more important for us parents is the ability to listen, no drafts or direct responsibilities. We must lea to take cues from our children, open doors and doors and let them explore and see. Watch the way they are taken into great opportunities available to them. I like it? Interested? And 'their vocation? And 'This is the gift? This happens through my mind when I introduce something new for my children. We parents should not force groped for something? NOTHING? For our children. As I hate to be forced to do something (I left the banking world for a reason, didn? TI?), I won? T force my children to do something that I do? Aime. Of course, there are things that have to do (like the house, cleaning, showering, good manners? Etc), I must also assume responsibility for ensuring that they are well regulated and yet free to explore the world. But in other areas not related to their safety and welfare, the force is not my style. Even the worst kids in school can do well I think we all know that genes have made it far beyond our human understanding. People who today claim that they have been called the spirits? Clown? in their childhood. Both? S Albert Einstein taken as an example. His teacher is convinced that he was a loser and today, the world thinks and knows that it is and was a genius. Even in death, has made a difference not only in his life? But for the rest of the world. Although we should not expect our children to be Einstein or paint like Da Vinci, there must always be on a lookout for their donation. The gift? Everyone has Everyone has a gift, God is just. May a person and then in mathematics, while the other was terribly. But if you look closely enough, you? Ll see that the second son, who can? T count for nuts can paint like no other! No one is bo with a gift, which is what I think. Some people have many many talents and gifts in kind, but no one in this world without one. Parents must be given to find the gift of their child. It could be anything! NOTHING! As Don likes to empty cupboards and meticulous organization of stuff? it? s now a good accountant. Like Gina, who loves playing in the playground, instead of at home? it? s one of the youngest? team football coaches in the country today. And Simon, who was so weak in mathematics that her mother told her to leave home and never retu? it? s a professor of philosophy today. Thinking is not good for anything. Even the trees and worms are good for something. The trees give us oxygen and used a little 'food. Worms dig holes in the soil and contributes to the growth of trees. The bacteria are good for something. The bacteria can actually benefit our health. What about mud? Think mud? Everything is good at something?. Why not your child? Your job as parent is to find? Good? Lea talent. And maybe, maybe? And nothing to do with education.