The day Leap ate olives (Leap into reading)

Marggraff, Jim

LeapFrog]

<p>"A founder is anyone who sees a problem, recognizes his or her potential to do something about it, and takes the necessary steps to create a solution." As a parent, you want the best for your children — you want to prepare them for success and help them realize their true potential. Raising kids with a founder's mindset will provide them with the tools to address an issue or follow a passion, to make some part of the world — no matter how small or large — a better place.In "How to Raise a Founder With Heart," Jim Marggraff, the creator of the LeapFrog LeapPad Learning System — and father of two founders in their own right — provides parents with a framework for raising children with the skills critical to becoming a good founder. Here's just a sampling of what readers will learn about:How to help children approach any issue by first finding the right problem to solveThe Founder's Top 3: why, how, and what-How to think like a founder, including developing mental patterns and resisting defeatist thinkingWhy developing your children's empathy is the greatest behavior you can cultivateHow to help your children pursue their interests safely, even when there is risk-taking involvedThe actions you need for molding your children into self-motivated founders</p>

How to Raise a Founder With Heart: A Guide for Parents to Develop Your Child’s Problem-Solving Abilities

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The day Leap ate olives (Leap into reading)

How to Raise a Founder With Heart: A Guide for Parents to Develop Your Child’s Problem-Solving Abilities