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Punishment doesn't teach accountability.
It teaches your kids:
1. That you punish yourself to get things done
2. That what you say to do has to be forced
3. That they will have to punish themselves to get things done
4. That they aren't inherently good.
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That's why...
We didn’t use timeouts.
We didn’t take things away.
We didn't raise our voices at them.
A Question I Often Get Asked Is How I Raised...
Joe Hudson
Words, then, are tools for regulating human bodies. Other people’s words have a direct effect on your brain activity and your bodily systems, and your words have that same effect on other people.
Seven and a Half Lessons About the Brain
Lisa Feldman Barrett
Just as Michael Pollan’s food ideology is summarized in three simple rules — “eat food, not too much, mostly plants” — the “company of one” model can be laid out in a similar fashion: “start small, define growth, and keep learning.”
Launching and Iterating a Product in Tiny Steps as a Lean and Agile Startup
startupnation.com
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