Doug Lautzenheiser

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The reality is that most of us are inclined to feel nothing but sympathy and understanding toward the ten-year-old—he is a boy, after all, and clearly a victim. But toward the fourteen-year-old—not to mention the eighteen-year-old he will soon become—we usually feel something darker: anger and fear, or at least despair.
How Children Succeed: Grit, Curiosity, and the Hidden Power of Character
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