The thing called Honesty!
When kids were told, “honesty is the best policy!”, could they have possibly doubted that maxim, when it was taught? Most probably not. All of us went through childhood days, and probably must have heard of this policy, too. Were you ever skeptical about the doctrine? Now that we have grown up, can we honestly say this very same thing to our kids, without an iota of doubt? I hope we still can. Where there is inconsistency between doctrine and practices, it indicates that society is in conflict against itself. It indicates a moral and values deterioration. I once came across a movement, that made pronounce-ments to bring back Christ-like actions of impeccable character to the very center of business and society. I hope, this is still true today, and will continue to spread virally thru the very core of large and small business institutions alike.
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Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Sunday, February 14, 2010
The thing called Honesty!
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Saturday, February 13, 2010
Kids and the street curfew!
Kids and the street curfew!
One of the best ways to keep children away from the bad influence of other kids, and their non-wholesome activities is to keep kids busy in school and to take them out of the streets, by imposing a curfew after school, and keep them busy with their assignments or household responsibilities. Most kids who are often out in the streets for a long time, end up being influenced by street boys and girls much more and learn many things that they should not be doing at their young age. Bad habits are difficult to change, so take care that these are not learned by young kids.
Written by: Sanoy Suerte, RME/MBM; http://www.linkedin.com/in/sannysuerte;
http://businessmanage.sosblog.com; http://suerte-sanisan.blogspot.com;
http://viralhosts.com/sanysue-np
One of the best ways to keep children away from the bad influence of other kids, and their non-wholesome activities is to keep kids busy in school and to take them out of the streets, by imposing a curfew after school, and keep them busy with their assignments or household responsibilities. Most kids who are often out in the streets for a long time, end up being influenced by street boys and girls much more and learn many things that they should not be doing at their young age. Bad habits are difficult to change, so take care that these are not learned by young kids.
Written by: Sanoy Suerte, RME/MBM; http://www.linkedin.com/in/sannysuerte;
http://businessmanage.sosblog.com; http://suerte-sanisan.blogspot.com;
http://viralhosts.com/sanysue-np
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Kids and Guidance!
Guidance to Kids!
As kids grow up, they need more and more guidance in terms of knowledge and skills on how to deal with people around them. Some kids learn a lot from school about mathematics, sciences, and many others, but fail to get enough from their respective parents, due to their busy schedules. If parents want to have kids that they can be proud of, and develop more lasting commonality of thinking, they need to live, play, talk, and work on something more often than the usual schedule given by parents. It’s not easy to do, but it is a good investment. You see, nothing good comes so easily.
As kids grow up, they need more and more guidance in terms of knowledge and skills on how to deal with people around them. Some kids learn a lot from school about mathematics, sciences, and many others, but fail to get enough from their respective parents, due to their busy schedules. If parents want to have kids that they can be proud of, and develop more lasting commonality of thinking, they need to live, play, talk, and work on something more often than the usual schedule given by parents. It’s not easy to do, but it is a good investment. You see, nothing good comes so easily.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Grow some more!
Is Growing Up for Kids?
Growing up is a sign of life. A sign of improvement. It is for kids, as well as adults. So obvious in fact, seemingly, but many fail to notice it. Everyone has to grow up in many ways, especially in the way we think, and perceive the world around us. Cast your eyes farther around you towards the horizon, and you will see life better and grow some more.
Growing up is a sign of life. A sign of improvement. It is for kids, as well as adults. So obvious in fact, seemingly, but many fail to notice it. Everyone has to grow up in many ways, especially in the way we think, and perceive the world around us. Cast your eyes farther around you towards the horizon, and you will see life better and grow some more.
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