You’re pointing to a fine line that often gets blurred with different expectations between generations…the kids want to be kids, learn, compete and enjoy making friends. Adults want “the best outcome” for their kids and sometimes adults make that path complex and seeded with grand ideas which can lead to unfair expectations which ultimately burdens kids with the weight of the world. We can only control our efforts and attitudes, a lesson for kids and parents. Keep up the great content and engagement 🙏🏻
@SahilBloom Love these (1) In a world that wants you to rush, the ultimate act of rebellion is presence…(2) The good old days are happening, right now. Great re-share @BillAckman
@FreeRangeKids Still less expensive than hockey 🥳 but in all seriousness the financial commitment or burden on many families is extreme and people can be taken advantage of which you never want to see. Let kids be kids right?
@walsha IMO….beneficial to have product lifecycle mentality in this role, iterate and find out what works and what doesn’t, tough if your clients hear repetitive messaging that varies from their game to game (or day to day) reality