I call the story charming because it illustrates the way small children read the world. They are ego-centric and believe everything revolves around them. Who can fault them? They are children, immature, and understandably self-absorbed.
The same trait in adults, though, is anything but "charming." Part of the business of growing up is to understand "It's not about me" and to "Get over yourself!" The sad fact is that more and more of us seem to struggle these days with growing up and relinquishing the idea that it really is all about me.
It isn't just the superstar athlete or entertainer with a fawning entourage. It's a student who will not be disciplined or the employee who will not be acc
I call the story charming because it illustrates the way small children read the world. They are ego-centric and believe everything revolves around them. Who can fault them? They are children, immature, and understandably self-absorbed.
The same trait in adults, though, is anything but "charming." Part of the business of growing up is to understand "It's not about me" and to "Get over yourself!" The sad fact is that more and more of us seem to struggle these days with growing up and relinquishing the idea that it really is all about me.
It isn't just the superstar athlete or entertainer with a fawning entourage. It's a student who will not be disciplined or the employee who will not be acc
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