Well said. When my boys were 3 and 4, we purchased some rental property. Several of them needed new roofs. We had the boys up helping us. Kept a close eye on em so they behaved. All four of my kids were raised working. Got a back hoe when they were 9 and 10 as well as other construction equipment. They grew up running equipment, pounding nails, stringing wire etc. Youngest started working a paying job at 16. Moved in to management by 19. He just started working for Caterpillar, on the line so to speak. He is 27, and puts in 70+ hour weeks. What I call hungry, wants to make money to better things for his family. Too many kids, the parents want them to have everything. When they reach puberty, they have no work ethic, and no job skills. Being able to do a boring task for four to six hours is an important skill. Too many have no patience.
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