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You Have a short Attention span
A few days ago, Agba John Doe posted a story about The Lost Art of Reading. It was about a kid whose brain was so hijacked by a screen that he couldn't perform basic critical thinking — and how an old-school blueprint finally turned it around.
What you didn't know was that the post was a test.
A lot of people read it and commented, actually surprised that they managed to read a text that long. Others couldn't even finish it. Some made the move to buy, got distracted, and abandoned the page. (Shoutout to the handful of intentional parents who actually purchased the guide.)
But here's the part that stayed with me.
If grown adults — parents — struggle to read through a simple 250-word post... what does that say about the home environment their kids are growing up in?
The same kids you hand an iPad to the second they complain about being bored. You're not buying peace — you're renting it. And the interest rate is your child's ability to think.
How do you expect them to develop critical thinking or an attention span when the algorithm has hijacked your focus too?
"Train up a child in the way he should go...."
You cannot dictate a love for reading. You have to model it.
And here's the hard truth: most parents want to fix their kids without fixing themselves first.
If you want to break the cycle of the "zombie scroll" in your home, it starts with you putting the phone down before you ask them to.
I put the exact blueprint my father used to raise an avid learner into a guide called The Lost Art of Reading.
It's not a lecture. It's a step-by-step system that shows you how to break the screen addiction — for your kids and honestly, probably for yourself too — and make physical books the most interesting thing in the room again.
If you read this far, you already proved something to yourself. Don't let that momentum stop here.
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