Edward Butler says, Every man is enthusiastic at times. One man has enthusiasm for 30 minutes, another man has it for 30 days, but it is the man who has it for 30 years who makes a success in life.
Enthusiasm highlights your self-confidence. Self-confidence gives you more of a backbone to stick your neck out and achieve even the most difficult tasks. We want our children to be liked by others and attract friends into their lives. Enthusiastic individuals have a natural wealth of friends and acquaintances. Are you passing down a legacy of enthusiasm for life and a love of learning to breed success and happiness?
Early education (from birth) offers an endless amount of time to share the joy of learning and opportunities to engage in mind-building activities and games that make learning exciting. However, the majority of our little one’s aren’t being afforded these opportunities early enough. Hence, they begin four-year old kindergarten or five-year old kindergarten with stress to “catch up” instead of feeling the joy that learning brings. Once we are behind in anything…
we don’t exactly feel successful and eager to keep going down a disappointing road.
John Luther says it best… like the chicken and the egg, enthusiasm and success seem to go together. We suspect, however, that enthusiasm comes first. If you hope to succeed at anything in this world, polish up your enthusiasm and hang on to it.
Early education is the key! Show how much you love to learn and watch it bloom inside the children in your life.
Attitudes are caught, not taught ~ Elwood Chapman
