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497 Nobody teaches children how to know their own worth – we teach them to perform, to achieve, and to behave, and then wonder why so many adults reach fifty still measuring themselves against someone else’s ruler

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 04/05/2026 10:45 EDT

Nobody teaches children how to know their own worth – we teach them to perform, to achieve, and to behave, and then wonder why so many adults reach fifty still measuring themselves against someone else’s ruler

We spend eighteen years teaching children to earn gold stars and good grades, then wonder why they spend the next thirty years unable to feel valuable without someone else's approval.

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