Financial advice for kids. This isn't about creating mini-us. It equips children to negotiate their financial world, which will be very different from ours. We need to encourage adaptation, problem-solving, and resilient thinking, not just obedience
The pressure-guidance debate? Real. Fear-based judgments result from pressure. Guidance? Showing them the options builds their confidence to choose. We must remember that individual journey is unique
Mental and emotional engagement is key. Give students critical thinking skills, not just facts. Grow your curiosity about the unknown. Raised for a 9-to-5? No problem. They may construct an empire or live off-grid. Opening doors is our role, not forcing people through one. Move past bank balances. I want fire in their eyes. Purpose. An want to live their own way financially and otherwise. THAT'S the legacy and win
That is true, considering the trouble we are having right now, we should be teaching kids to be a bit more careful with their financial situation and be ready for the future. This isn't just the time about teaching lemonade stand, that doesn't make sense and it doesn't really work, it was a good idea to teach business for a while, but that doesn't mean they will learn it.
I think it is time to teach the kids something better something bigger, it is time to teach kids how they could figure out a way to use money to make more money, that is not easy for little kids but if anyone can figure that out, and teach their kids, those kids will do much better in the future. Otherwise, they will just earn salary like all of us.