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# 94: If you're concerned about your kids weaknesses, then...
Imagine this: It’s five years from now. Your child has spent a decade "fixing" their weaknesses. They are well-rounded, proficient, and utterly miserable. They’ve mastered skills they hate to please a version of you that doesn't exist. By forcing the "one-year commitment" on a child who lacks the "value radar" to understand why, you aren't building character—you're building a habit of resentment. We’re diving into why the traditional parenting advice on "strengths" is failing our kids and how you can stop the cycle before the light in their eyes goes out for good.
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