Reply to "Are high school Baseball coaches good role model for high achievers"

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Why don't you let the "Overacheiver" make these decisions for himself? It seems from the posts that you intend to run his life and quite possibly DID his homework for the last 12 years. There is an inherent problem with today's youth that they are overly micromanaged by their parents. He may be a genius with the books but until you let him make mistakes, learn from them, adapt to change, make important decisions ON HIS OWN. He'll have no life skills. It's a shame that we're raising children with no life skills.

5/27/0911:49 PM

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