Topic: What's the best advice? - page 2. (Read 764 times)

I don't think it's been taken over. Education is more important, we will not know what technology is if we do not learn about it. I am more interested if my children will prioritize their education over technology. Learning about technology is a must because we are facing a digital era.

Since technology has taken over the world education, it will be nice to start educating your children into technology where they can learn how to earn profit from cryptocurrency trading. And also teach them how to keep their private keys away from scammers, so that they will be long in the business without any challenges in the future.
They should not be in hurry to sell their coins whenever others traders are selling their coins in the market . They should be patient with their coins whenever the market price change unexpectedly. They should be active in the forum to know more about favourable market, so that they will not experience failure in the future.

Introducing the 'world of making money' to my child in the future must consider several important points, including:
1. I have to learn first at what age a child is ready and suitable to know 'world of making money', I don't want their happy times as a child to be distracted by the ups and downs of looking for money that they don't really need at that age, after all when the time comes they will fight with the 'world of making money' every time.
2. I will teach virtual money to my children, because I understand now the world is moving in that direction constantly. I don't want my son to be outdated and miss out on the opportunities his parents have found first.
3. In the end, later I will not force my children. I'm just going to introduce them, if they like it they can continue and if they don't like it they can choose another field that they like properly.

There's a lot of advice I'd give my kids, but as far as the above statement is concerned, I would not encourage them to get into gaming or being a professional Youtuber or any of the online money-making stuff the younger generation is into these days.  Would I discourage gaming in general?  Hell no!  I spent a lot of time playing video games as a kid, but doing it professionally--even if it's lucrative--is a waste of your brainpower.  The world needs the younger generation to get into STEM fields and teaching and all of those other professions that actually benefit humanity in a significant way.

How much does anyone benefit from someone becoming a professional gamer/social media influencer/whatever other than the person whose career choice that is?  Answer: very little.  I see a lot of intelligence being squandered just watching Youtube videos about how people have dropped out of medical/vet/dentistry school to pursue a career as a Youtuber, and I find that utterly repulsive (and if I'm being honest, selfish).

Yes, there's a lot of money to be made by gaming or other online ventures, but money isn't everything and even those careers in gaming and related stuff aren't guaranteed to be there forever.

Mark my words: NFTs are a fad (or at least they're not going to be worth a hell of a lot in the future).  They're digital tulips that people are going out of their minds for, and once those people wake up and realize that a digital representation of art doesn't have the same value as physical art, the market is going to crash.  If you tell your kids to invest in NFTs, you're out of your mind.

This is something I disagree with because if they are having fun while earning money, why not? Even though they are earning money from it, I believe that if it is about investing then thats the time we should to talk to them because it is a risk. However, if they are earning money for free, I believe that it is acceptable to me as long as they are not becoming stubborn or hard headed. Teach them while they are still young so that they will have knowledge about it and, if they wish to further their knowledge, they can do so without difficulty.

Now that the birth of NTFs that has a play-to-earn feature is becoming more and more widely known and patronized because of its income-generating feature through tokens and coins given in the game, I think it would be wise to tell my children in the future to invest in them because they have a dual purpose - to enjoy and to earn. That way, they can be entertained while earning at a young age. Their mind would be trained and certain aspects and skills could be developed by playing such as critical thinking skills, strategies, and techniques that could help them in the future outside the game as well. In addition, it could also help them develop a good set of attitudes such as discipline, determination, and patience which I believe are an important set of characteristics a gamer and a person, in general, has to possess to be able to succeed. But this would just be a suggestion to my kids. I wouldn't really impose them to play if they are not interested in it. After all, to each his own. What seems appealing to us might not be to them, given the generation gap, it is possible that some other things could get their attention more. And that's totally fine with me.

If they would be interested in my suggestion, I would gladly help and teach them and give them starting investment money for them to be able to play. I would guide them and I would make sure that they will not be lost along the way. Because after all, I still want them to learn to prioritize the things that matter most. In children's case, it would be their well-being and studies. The playing and entertainment part are still of importance, but it has to be balanced.

As a parent and as a future parent, I think our children is going to enjoy playing games even they're not getting paid with because in that way, their brain is just starting to process about how the world goes and let them be familiar on the internet for basics. And when they're in high school, that's the time to teach them the fundamentals in learning the basics and let them choose their own career because as we age we discover some more things that are likely the path we want to take.
I will just advice them if it needed and surely I will let them walk in their desired road if that's what they want as long as it's legal and makes them happy.

The presence of NFT makes crypto shine even more, at this time I am not married and if one day I have children then I will forbid children to play games with the aim of getting money, it is too dangerous if we let children only play games so that they have no knowledge other than games, and more problems we find if children have income from games.

There are tons of "how to raise a child" books out there and they all act as if a kid is not a person all of its own. One thing that works for a child may not work for another. I have read way too many bad stuff about bad kids that convinced me that there are some kids who are simply just born bad, and yes saying that is horrible for most people but let's be honest the growing up part is majority of the end result for a kid, but how they were born with plays a big role as well.

There are many people who go through similar stuff, and it reacts differently in every kid, hence why I imagine every kid can't be raised the same way neither. What I believe is that you should be a good person as much as you can be around them, teach them the value of life and how to be kind and nice to people, give them enough freedom to test their life and if they end up being good then that is great, if not then there is rarely anything you can do.

Crypto will probably be much more popular in the future than it is now and it is expected that many real businesses will adopt it as a means of payment even though it is currently facing regulation from many governments. In my opinion, teaching kids about the basics of crypto is probably the best way to prepare them for this modern era. I would, it would make them so much better than nothing.

Showing kids support since they are not involved in criminal activities is what every parent must but the kids still need proper instruction because I have seen freedom destroy the life of a lot of young kids due to their immaturity. An example is Will Smith's son.
Nevertheless, I think building the kid's level of wisdom and knowledge educational, about life and things around them should be the first thing so they won't abuse their freedom and the money they will make in the future.

I live with strict parents and for me, as long my children not feel what i feel is already ok. Not means make them really free to do what they want. Rules maybe yes, but for a job or from what their income, as long it is not criminal i will support it. And although i am in crypto, maybe i will just tell them what crypto is, they interested or not it is their choice.

some parent allow their child to operate gadget, and the other have own perspective. its bad if they just following what hype without knowing what it is, bad or good. parent have power to talk with them, tell about which the good way. sadly, many of them just ignore what child doing, like no problem if you grab phone a day as long as no problem, which can be interpreted to disturb the peace of parents.

Basically, everything needs a balance, especially for children, whose obligations in my opinion remain to go to school or study.
even though they can make money from playing games but don't forget to study too,
Here the role of parents is also very important to direct their children

As long as we can educate our children with good information and teach them how to use crypto, they will know that crypto is part of the investment that they can use from now on. When they grow up, they will have a chance to have a bright future and will get ready for anything that can happen in their future. It is good to teach our children something that can benefit them in the future because every parent wants to give the best for them.

It is good advice, although my advice and what I can do with my children is to tell them the following:

If you want to study, I will give you the study you want to the level you want, if your dream is to be a doctor, engineer, lawyer, whatever, I will support you, but they have to give me good results, otherwise they say that no, I will tell them that I would like them to go to a business school where they learn to make money to solve financial problems and in that case they learn everything necessary about accounting, economics, markets to support them if they want to be investors, traders and generate their own money, that's what I'll tell you.

Provided that bitcoin is going up Everytime i will educate my children first to have a versatile knowledge of everything first at least %50 each of general knowledge, from cryptocurrency world my children will take cryptocurrency as their first serious skill and make it professional because cryptocurrency has gone everywhere across the world and body can do without investing in cryptocurrency even government personalities invest secretly into bitcoin.

Indeed, even my own kids were good on that field but not all the time we should allow them to make it the priority of all activities in daily lives. In fact they now started to venture some nft play to earn games but not to the extent that they're going to neglect studies just because they're going to make money out of playing games and earn at a young age.

Lots of crazy things and stuff's going down lately,kids and children doesn't know what is morally good and bad,they take decisions with minding the repercussions of it.
Despite the quest for money and how gaming and gambling pays off, I'll want to talk to my kids about ethics, to do what is genuine and not rush things.
What is genuinely right and wrong should be passed on.

In my opinion, if our child is not doing something , then it is time for us to intervene. However, we do not intervene all of the time because they will not listen at all. I am a parent right now, and I have noticed that my children are interested in gadgets. As a result, I have advised my children to get involved in something other than gadgets, because it is detrimental to their health and they could learn new child skills as a result of doing so. I also played with her to get her to forget about the gadget she had in her head. If we do not assist them, there will be no progress in their lives; we are only there to guide them, not to control them.