School is not designed with your children in mind, and especially not your boys.
It’s designed for the convenience of its administrators. For whom the natural proclivities of boys are particularly inconvenient.
Your son’s energy is not the problem, the school is.
College admission staff love portfolios.
Startups love them.
Investors love them.
The world rewards those who build — not those who do well in exams.
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Your kids aren’t “too rambunctious” or “too disruptive.”
They’re *kids.*
They have energy. They have ideas. They have questions.
They’re *supposed* to.
Don’t let the system tell you a child’s inability to focus in a boring classroom is … the child’s fault.
@TXMCtrades Is it possible that homes are being increasingly bought by people who don't necessarily have a high income but have become rich because of existing assets and stock portfolios?
In my observation of the real estate market, affordability continuously gets worse, at least in cities
Your kids aren’t “too rambunctious” or “too disruptive.”
They’re kids.
They have energy. They have ideas. They have questions.
They’re *supposed* to.
Don’t let the system tell you a child’s inability to focus in a boring classroom is … the child’s fault.
The European Commission offered 𝕏 an illegal secret deal: if we quietly censored speech without telling anyone, they would not fine us.
The other platforms accepted that deal.
𝕏 did not.