Immigrants Advantage to Succeed - What is it?

16 Mar 2022 · 1 min
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In this segment of Sam Parr's YouTube video, he observes that many immigrants and children of immigrants develop a fearless attitude toward failure because they have endured significant hardship, making them unafraid of looking foolish or losing small amounts of money. A second speaker expands on this by describing how limited resources in his own upbringing forced him to become highly resourceful, and now, as a parent, he intentionally withholds certain conveniences to teach his children the same resourcefulness. The conversation highlights two core ideas: (1) hardship breeds a lack of fear about failure, and (2) deliberate scarcity can be used as a parenting tool to cultivate resourcefulness in the next generation.

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