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Advocate for a balanced approach to extracurricular activities and academics from "summary" of How to Raise an Adult by Julie Lythcott-Haims

Encouraging a balanced approach to extracurricular activities and academics is crucial for the healthy development of our children. It is tempting to push them to excel in every aspect of their lives, but this can lead to burnout and anxiety. By advocating for a balance between their schoolwork and extracurricular pursuits, we are helping them foster a well-rounded and fulfilling life. When we prioritize a balanced approach, we are teaching our children the importance of time management and self-care. They learn that it is okay to take breaks and pursue activities that bring them joy, not just those that look impressive on a college resume. By allowing them to explore different interests and passions, we are helping them develop into well-rounded individuals who are not defined solely by their academic achievements. It is also essential to remember that success is not solely measured by grades or extracurricular accomplishments. True success comes from a sense of fulfillment and contentment with oneself. By advocating for balance, we are teaching our children to prioritize their well-being and happiness above external markers of success.
  1. We are setting our children up for long-term success and happiness. They will learn to prioritize their mental and physical health, as well as their personal interests and passions. Ultimately, by advocating for balance, we are helping our children become well-adjusted individuals who can navigate the complexities of life with grace and resilience.
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How to Raise an Adult

Julie Lythcott-Haims

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