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0:00 if your kid is stressed out but yes the best violinist what is the point their childhood is all they really have so it's only till 10 that they have some pure innocence which we just are crushing to to jump ahead into the adult world so the point of childhood now is to catapult into the Adult World instead of the point of childhood being the most pivotal stage of beingness ever so that entire adult could can predicate on this
0:33 right we're doing it the wrong way adulthood going smooth the only chance is if you had a safe and secure and stress-free first 10 years and all of us are slowly killing this in our children the first 10 years are their most stressful so by the time they reach College they are crippled anxious entitled dependent and messed up and stressed out and burnt out so wherever your kid is even if they're 15 right now just change the attitude go home
1:05 different it's not going to come to you this Transcendent peace and joy is not going to come after the checklist is over it's not coming it needs to be cultivated every day you need to make a decision I will find joy in this [Music] foreign
Summary
- Childhood should be valued as a crucial stage of development, not merely a stepping stone to adulthood.
- The first ten years of life are foundational; stress during this period can lead to long-term issues in adulthood.
- Many children today are experiencing increased anxiety and burnout due to societal pressures.
- Parents need to change their approach and focus on cultivating joy and peace in their children's lives.
- True fulfillment and happiness cannot be postponed until after completing life’s checklists; they must be actively pursued daily.