success 4 teens

Picture this. Your kid wants to learn a musical instrument - instead of buying them a flute, you tell them that they’re going to need to figure out how to make one by themselves. Finally, they have put together a facsimile of a flute. Now, instead of putting the min touch with a music instructor, they’re just meant to figure out how to play music through trial and error.  It doesn’t make any sense, does it? Of course, you wouldn’t do this. You’d make sure that they had the tools that they needed and you’d make sure that they had [...]