Great article. Thanks for sharing your experience. Perception is our reality. You will stand in your daughter's judgement one day and they will have their say in how they think you did. if you try to teach them about budgeting and thrift, they can say you were too hard on them on their finances a a Kid. It's their call even though you'll do the best you can.
I have a friend who once said to me that she just hopes her kids go to therapy for different reasons than she did, and that stuck with me. No matter how hard I try, I'm going to stuff up! But hopefully I can learn from my parents' mistakes and stuff up in all new ways
Great article. Thanks for sharing your experience. Perception is our reality. You will stand in your daughter's judgement one day and they will have their say in how they think you did. if you try to teach them about budgeting and thrift, they can say you were too hard on them on their finances a a Kid. It's their call even though you'll do the best you can.
I have a friend who once said to me that she just hopes her kids go to therapy for different reasons than she did, and that stuck with me. No matter how hard I try, I'm going to stuff up! But hopefully I can learn from my parents' mistakes and stuff up in all new ways
That’s my baseline pretty much—as long as I learn from where they went wrong, then that’s progress!