Rich Habits Word of the Day
Preceptor – Mentor, teacher. Tom saw himself as a preceptor to his children in teaching them the Rich Habits.
Rich Habits Fact of the Day
For Laila Ali, there was no doubt that she had big shoes to fill; after all, her father Muhammad Ali did famously declare himself to be “the greatest.” Baseball great Moises Alou followed in his father Felipe’s, as well as his uncles Jesús’ and Matty’s, footsteps by pursuing professional baseball. Even if it’s only your Little League team, having dear old dad as the coach is something many of us can relate to. Playing alongside your dad, on the other hand, is a different experience altogether. But for Ken Griffey, whose talent was perhaps eclipsed by his longevity as a baseball player, and his son, the young phenom Ken Jr., this strange concept became a reality. In 1990, the year Ken Jr. won the Rookie of the Year award, father and son, both members of the Seattle Mariners at the time, took the field together in the outfield.
Rich Habit Lesson of the Day
We all want the best for our children. We want them to grow up to be happy and successful in life. But it doesn’t just happen. Kids, left to their own devices, will seek the path of least resistance. They’ll shirk their homework for pretty much anything. It is up to Parents to teach their children how to be happy and successful in life. This requires that they instill in their children certain fundamental good daily success habits. For more about this read here:http://richhabits.net/rich-parenting-vs-poverty-parenting/
Parents need to become mentors to their children. Parenting is all about mentoring. Parenting goes way beyond providing children with the basics (food, shelter and an education). If you want your children to grow up to be happy and successful in life you need to become a mentor to your children. For more on parenting and mentoring read here:http://richhabits.net/parents-raise-children-mentors-raise-millionaires/
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