Quote from: Oasisman on Today at 01:43:54 AM

Quote from: Baki202 on March 24, 2024, 05:08:07 PM

Quote from: bayu7adi on March 21, 2024, 12:10:46 AM

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Children, let them have children's character... forcing them to grow up too quickly, I don't think is a good idea... What is certain is that when they grow up, we hope that a child can make our investment experience a good lesson.

All these wealthy people are constantly searching for ways to raise their kids in a way that differs from that of the average person.

I've noticed that one as well. These wealthy people raise their children just like how everyone else raise their children by not taking away their childhood traits forcibly to focus on money making aspects. But, they are raised without getting spoiled with money to spend on all useless things. In fact they are being taught how to spend money wisely and how to be resourceful even with a lot of money the parents have. Again, these are being taught without stealing away their childhood traits. This is the difference between wealthy people raising their children and the average one who just let their children enjoy spending mindlessly.

Also wealthy people raise their kids in a different way to make their kids have different vision on certain things. To create an ability to see from different angle. Where average person see just a result, others might see an opportunity. Or they raise them differently, to make kids understand that there is always another option. While many see 2+2=4, they teach that 2+2=2*2.

Back on the topic. A lot of parents are trying to realize their unfulfilled dreams or achievements with their children. And teaching about investment is one of such things. Why would children even learn about investment at their early age? To have a lot of money, that they dont care right now?