March 30, 2001, Newsletter Issue #34: Raise a Dreamer
Tip of the Week
Let your child dream those dreams of greatness even if you do not feel they will ever attain them. It may surprise you what they can do if their endeavors are supported. Even if they never achieve the desired goal, they will certainly go a lot further than they would have if they had not dared to dream. Do not squelch those dreams. What would Neil Armstrong have done if his mother had told him he could never walk on the moon? Flip burgers somewhere? Because he dared to dream, he became the first man to walk on the moon. Provide encouragement and guidance when possible to encourage your children to be all they can be. With the right amount of determination, anything is possible. Who knows, your child may be the one who discovers a cure for cancer, or finds a way to produce low cost fuel. Or he or she could be the next great president or leader. Let them dream the big dreams, just teach them the basics of starting at the bottom and working their way to the top.
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