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 Our children learn about the meaning of work from us.
When we use phrases such as, "I have to work so we can buy food" or "I have to
go to work or I'll be in trouble with my boss" the message we send our children
is that work is forced, dreaded, and a necessary evil. Though well intentioned,
explanations such as these do not allow our children to learn about the joy of
working, of using your skills, or of learning and living your passion.
It is our responsibility to instill in our children a belief that they will
someday have the opportunity to work at something they love -- that their days
can be spent in fulfilling and meaningful ways. Look closely at the words you
use to describe why you work. What do your children believe about the work you
do? Are you positively inspiring your child to seek his passion? By your
example, would she believe that she can achieve her dream job?
If you love your work, let your children know. If you don't love your work,
consider working with a coach to discover how your dream can be achieved.
Coaching Inquiries: Do you enjoy your work? What would your children say if we
asked them that question? What are they learning from you about work? How could
you make work a precious legacy, passed on from one generation to the next?
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Email Erika.
May you be filled with goodness, peace, and joy.
Erika Jackson
(Erika@LifeTrekCoaching.com)
LifeTrek Coaching International
Columbus, OH
U.S.A.
Telephone: 614-565-9953
Fax: 208-977-7793
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