If there is one lesson I appreciate being taught by my parents the most as a child, its that being a hard worker would always pay off in the end. I was never the type of kid that was spoiled and had everything handed to me on a silver platter. I worked hard for everything I had. I was the kid who was waiting tables at the small town diner at the age of 11 because it was fun to me. If there was a big school trip coming up that I wanted to attend, you better believe I earned every dime to pay for it!
I hope to pass this trait onto my girls, not because I don’t want to give them the world, but because I know how rewarding it feels to earn it on your own. I also know that if you know how to be a good worker, you will never go hungry.
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This week’s featured post with the most clicks comes from My Life’s Work. In this post the writer shares why its so important for children to learn how to work hard and have a strong work ethic. I related with this post so much because we have a similar work ethic in our homeschool as well. Check out her post by clicking on her image below! Make sure you comment and let her know that you found her through The Homeschool Nook!
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Pat says
April 21, 2016 at 5:51 amHi Jen!
Thanks for another great link-up… I’ll need to do better about getting here more often!
Love your feature this week. I, too, was raised with the same work ethic. Not always sure if I’m successfully passing the same on to my kids, tho. Ah…parenting is sometimes a tricky thing, no?!
Have a great week!!
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