10 Things I Learned from My 4-Year-Old
Everyone can learn something from someone. Steve Olson demonstrates this point very well with his latest post. In the article, he points out 10 things that he learned from his 4-year-old son. He finds some fresh point of views on life and how to handle tasks. I am pretty impressed by his kid, his observation and how to convert behavior cue to actual application:
- To use positive words
- To look for opportunity everywhere
- A new synonym for persistence
- To ask big questions
- To accept mistakes
- To pay attention to little details
- To stop complaining
- To strive for consistency
- How to build a maze with random items in the garage
- To experiment
A new synonym for persistence strikes and reminds me to persist on tasks that I found difficult. It is so smart that a 4-year-old kid can create a word to encourage himself to “keep trying even when it’s hard”.
10 Things I Learned from My 4-Year-Old – [Steve Olson]
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Joe Rubinsky says on October 4th, 2006 at 9:39 am
It’s posts like this that turn me off of reading lifehack. I don’t care what cute antics your kid or Steve Olsen’s kid is currently preoccupied with. There is not a single item in the list above that is not either self-evident or inane.
Oh, and I’m sure a four-year old is gonna admit his own mistakes and stop complaining… right….
MODERN b0i says on October 5th, 2006 at 1:10 am
I find this list amusing mostly because they are things that I teach to others (including my three year-old).
I belive these are things we’ve all known it’s just that some have forgotten.
Rade says on October 6th, 2006 at 1:15 am
I think is amazing to hear such wisdom from a 4-year-old. :)