“What can you give your children to embrace the probability that they will become economically productive adults? In addition to an education, create an environment that honors independent thoughts and deeds, cherishes individual achievements, and rewards responsibility and leadership. Yes, the best things in life are often free. Teach your own to live on their own. it's much less costly financially, and in the long run, it is in the best interests of both the children and the parents.”
Quote by Thomas Stanley
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