INICIATIVA 263. LECCIONES DE CRIANZA Y DE VIDA. ESP- ENG.

Por otro lado, el tema 2, con la interrogante ¿Considera que fracasar es menos, igual o más importante que tener éxito en la vida y por qué?

El fracasar es parte de la vida y nos permite valorar cada instante, ya sea aprendizaje académico, profesional, sentimental y sobre todo el amor propio.

El intervalo de menos, igual o más importante, radica en la personalidad de cada quién.

Primero que nada, nadie nació aprendido, se requiere de tropiezos para llegar al éxito bajo una formación que requiere de tiempo, dedicación y sobre todo el querer hacerlo, la mente mueve montañas y solo así se llega lejos.

Para mi criterio el fracasar es importante, nos brinda lecciones de vida que nos ayuda ver nuestros tropiezos de la mejor forma superando obstáculos con rapidez.

Muchos emprendedores han llegado hacer grandes empresarios, bajo una serie de fracasos que marcan y enseñan de una manera gigantesca cada paso, todo llega en el tiempo correcto. El éxito de la vida no se mide sobre cuanto hemos triunfado, se mide por los obstáculos que hemos superado, por las cosas que hemos aprendido de ellos lo cual nos hace crecer y ser mejores ante las infinitas situaciones que se nos enfrenta.

Es notorio resaltar, que todo lo bueno lleva tiempo y cuando hay tormentas es porque viene algo muy bueno en nuestro caminar, lo que hay que ser es constantes y pacientes que todo llega sin mucha prisa, en un abrir y cerrar de ojos.

Las fotos son de mi propiedad, use canva con los elementos disponibles en su versión gratuita y el traductor deepl ya que mi idioma es el español.

Saludos y bendiciones.

ENGLISH VERSION

Have a great week, dear Hivers.

In initiative 263, I would like to contribute my two cents to the two questions proposed, since everything stems from the foundations of the home.

Currently, most homes are conflictive, demanding and full of surprises. If this pattern does not change, there will be many problems in the future, due to the prevalence of laziness, conformity, complacency and, above all, a lack of respect for elders.

I remember my upbringing and compare it with today's, and I am shocked to see the sudden changes that have taken place: the absence of parents, not sharing, criticism of authority, not accompanying their children in their activities, overprotection or simply abandonment, common failures in homes.

And getting to the heart of the initiative, I open up:

What do you consider to be the most important lessons we should teach our children?

Firstly, a solid foundation of respect must be instilled. Without respect, family harmony cannot be maintained. We must set an example above all else, and then our children will imitate us.

Teach them the value of things and of friendship.

Teach them that everything has a cost and that acquiring anything requires hard work, consistency, and perseverance.

Humility, above all, regardless of social class.

Apply the human values instilled in the family, such as:

• Being kind and courteous in any environment.
• Being responsible.
• Communication above all and sharing criteria for healthy coexistence.
• Knowing how to forgive, without letting it affect our future.
• Congratulating and recognising efforts.
• Tolerating every action that may occur, whether out of bad behaviour or jealousy.

Each child is a different problem and they will only do what their heart tells them to do. No matter how many values are instilled in them, they will decide what to choose.

The most important thing is to set limits for our children, but above all, let them be.

I consider these lessons to be very essential for obtaining an integrated essence capable of contributing knowledge, experiences, and good manners.

On the other hand, question 2 asks, Do you consider failure to be less, equally, or more important than success in life, and why?

Failure is part of life and allows us to value every moment, whether it be academic, professional, emotional learning, and above all, self-esteem.

The range of less, equally, or more important lies in each person's personality.

First of all, no one is born knowing everything; it takes stumbling blocks to achieve success through training that requires time, dedication and, above all, the desire to do so. The mind moves mountains, and that is the only way to go far.

In my opinion, failure is important; it teaches us life lessons that help us see our stumbling blocks in the best way possible, quickly overcoming obstacles.

Many entrepreneurs have become great businesspeople after a series of failures that have marked and taught them enormously at every step. Everything comes at the right time. Success in life is not measured by how much we have achieved, but by the obstacles we have overcome and the things we have learned from them, which make us grow and become better in the face of the infinite situations we encounter.

It is important to note that all good things take time, and when there are storms, it is because something very good is coming our way. We must be consistent and patient, knowing that everything will come without much haste, in the blink of an eye.

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Greetings and blessings.