Forbes experts told how to raise a successful person from a child
Forbes experts have published a manual for parents who want to raise from their children independent, able to earn, make decisions and take responsibility for them people.
Unfortunately, the task is more complicated the more money the parents themselves have. Children from families with modest incomes, according to experts in the field of finance, have a much better chance of personal success, while children of rich moms and dads often only use parental capital and a name that they did not earn.
To help your child become successful, experts recommend since childhood do not impose anything on the babyso that he has a very important experience for the formation of a worthy personality.
Even if this choice is unsuccessful, it’s still his personal experience, in which he willingly or unwittingly learns to take responsibility for his own decisions.
Experts strongly recommend support children initiative. Let them invent something and try to make it real. A common mistake of parents lies in the fact that they deliberately condemn a child to failure, saying that "this does not happen," "it will not work," "you should not even begin." Killed at the root in childhood courage and initiative then you will not return.
The child should be able to evaluate and feel the degree of investment in yourself. To do this, it is necessary to dose the pocket money, explain the rules and the appropriateness of certain expenses, show the basics of careful attitude to money on a personal example.
A child from an early age is necessary self-service transfer, experts consider Forbes. Children who can do much themselves are more mature. This is feasible competent and fair division of household duties among all households.
And most importantly - raise a successor from a child but not an heir.
If a child shows an interest in a family business, it must be introduced from the very beginning, never emphasize that the capital and everything accumulated by the parents in this or that matter will pass to the child. This applies to all professions without exception.