Parenting : Who is it really for? | Derek Sivers
Since my son was born five years ago, I’ve spent at least thirty hours a week with him, just one-on-one, giving him my full attention. But I’ve never written about parenting before because it’s a touchy subject — too easily misunderstood.
Parenting : Who is it really for? 2017-06-26 Since my son was born five years ago, I’ve spent at least thirty hours a week with him, just one-on-one, giving him my full attention. But I’ve never written about parenting before because it’s a touchy subject — too easily misunderstood. So why am I writing about it today? Because I realized that the parenting things I do for him are also for myself. And that’s an idea worth sharing. Here are the things I’ve been doing for my son since he was born: Cultivating a long attention span Whatever he’s doing right now, that’s the most important…
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