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Put another way, the costs of your good habits are in the present. The costs of your bad habits are in the future.
Atomic Habits
James Clear
He describes eloquently a high-reactive child’s ideal parent: someone who “can read your cues and respect your individuality; is warm and firm in placing demands on you without being harsh or hostile; promotes curiosity, academic achievement, delayed gratification, and self-control; and is not harsh, neglectful, or inconsistent.” This advice is terrific for all parents, of course, but it’s crucial for raising a high-reactive child.
If you’ve lost a loved one, you probably miss them as much as I do my grandfather. It goes to show that even if someone close to you lives to 102, likely it will feel like it’s not enough. If only he had lived four more days — or four more years — he could have shared in even more joy. I’m grateful for the time I had with my grandfather. I hope you’ll take care of yourself so that you, too, can live a long life. Let’s squeeze every drop of joy out of life in the time we have.
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