Joe Rogan and Mike Baker on the importance of kids learning healthy competition.
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Joe Rogan and Mike Baker on the importance of kids learning healthy competition.
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competition teaches the child to distrust others and removes the ideology of cooperation with other kids. This is the same mentality that has led to corporations destroying mom and pop businesses all for the means to destroy competition because that is the ultimate form of competition. We need to teach our kids to work together and try to each use their strengths together, because a unified society is a strong society while a divided society (which is what competition again pushes for) destroys society and pushes the concept that some are less deserving than others.
I agree not every kid should get a trophy that’s something you get for hard work and if a kid isn’t good at something the teachers or parents need to help
The kid if it’s baseball talk to the kid and say do you really like baseball? Do you really want to get better at it? Or is there something else you want to do? It’s ok if you want to play a different sport or if you don’t like sports what is something that you really enjoy doing? Sports aren’t for everyone and that’s fine. My dad was big into sports he was that guy you see in the movies that’s captain of the football team, he actually has records for the longest home run 40 years ago that still hasn’t been broken, he was a first place golden glove heavyweight boxer and tried to get me into sports I played a little bit but wasn’t for me he knew that I loved cars and pretty much anything with an engine so he got me into shop class at school and that’s what should be happening
Well yeah I mean full access to a child to this internet what it really does if the lack of understanding the child doesn't have a foundation hasn't even developed his personality no psychological trendy at all he'll be completely demoralized and destroyed by a competitive environment an adult world that a child does not understand till way later I mean he's getting his shoelaces ties he's getting his uniform on but he's not fully mature enough to handle the whole world hitting him directly in the face I mean life is full of lot of pain and suffering and torture competition and kicking ass and trying to get to the top of the company ladder and and you know what we should progress very slowly with their child you know not try to just throw the whole world at a little tiny kid and say this is the world this is how you should think hate everybody kick some ass and try to get to the top the company ladder you know choose this religion and follow this and then you'll make it but it doesn't work that way really because child needs to find it on his own I think the dad and the mother just role models but not necessarily what the kid may follow he might end up in basketball even though the dad's a soccer player he might have no interest in what the mother is doing but they are their only guy along with other people in public that the kid meets with as a role model or mentor I think Menards are important you know to lead the kid in the right direction rather than
No I'm teaching tennis it's like I go out there and I'm white and I'm all my students are black all the time and that doesn't bother them all at all some of them even think that I'm racist in the beginning but then they realize that's just a joke and then when I talk to them one on one person they get to know me and realize that genuinely want to help them not only develop their tennis game but develop their personality and teach them to compete so that they can be successful at the game and in life they realize that there is no precious there my only interest is to become a friend and to develop them up to be the best that they can be just like what I have I want to share what I have and I want to help people to reach that level compatibility so they can experience all the things that I experience for my sport I'm giving back what I got out of my sport and I'm giving it to another individual and that that is the primary direct of my psychological training is equal opportunity I don't care whether you're green brown or purple I treat every person as if they are on the most important thing in my life because I'm not the only thing that matters in life it's now other people you know you're 61 years old you're not going to win Wimbledon so you're just all those years that you practice at sport why not give some of it back to the public because you busted your ass all your life and now you don't want to just bury it with you why would you do that all that knowledge you got to give that to some of these kids out there that don't have opportunity in life so they can go on be Superstars
Well when kids are brought up in Catholic schools or Christian schools in or early on and they're told you know we have to be a certain way everybody has to be righteous we have to be good people you can't say things that in the public that embarrass other people you know you learn all the rules and guidelines early on it's a child this is the way you got to behave son you've got to act this way do this but look at people as they when they develop the child develops and he learns his own rules and he abides by what he believes in now he discards what others May believe and accept his own belief system and at this point if he wants to cuss he sure as hell will cuz he man believes or woman believes in what he chooses to believe you choose what you want to believe in life and that is what carries you through the rest of life it just you know the early nut shells peanuts on the ground or the protein for the muscles later on in a child or or a girl when she develops family into a full fully developed social animal