Comments on: Sunday Update:Why parents discourage? http://abangabu.com/berita-kelab-ekoniaga/sunday-updatewhy-parents-discourage/ Always Believe in Urself Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:50:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: AbangAbu http://abangabu.com/berita-kelab-ekoniaga/sunday-updatewhy-parents-discourage/comment-page-1/#comment-2397 AbangAbu Sun, 19 Jul 2009 12:58:04 +0000 http://abangabu.com/?p=955#comment-2397 Thank you for that post. This reply and post will make me work harder and do what ever i can to develop that kind of mindset to the parents. I agree with your views. And i wuold love to see more comments and views as i really need views from the ground for me to go further . Thank you bro. Thank you for that post. This reply and post will make me work harder and do what ever i can to develop that kind of mindset to the parents.
I agree with your views. And i wuold love to see more comments and views as i really need views from the ground for me to go further .

Thank you bro.

]]> By: Irfan Darian http://abangabu.com/berita-kelab-ekoniaga/sunday-updatewhy-parents-discourage/comment-page-1/#comment-2396 Irfan Darian Sun, 19 Jul 2009 03:21:51 +0000 http://abangabu.com/?p=955#comment-2396 Hi Abang Abu, its' my first time putting in a post here, and this subject about failure does strike a chord in me. Although I am not an entrepreneur, and am just an educator, but what I do value most in a child, and am still inculcating in my studens is in not so much as in the value of the failure per se, but so in how they are able to learn from these failures and become more successful in their subsequent endeavours...sort of like a 'successful failure'! Examples abound of how initial failures can lead to even greater successes. From our own Prophet's (pbuh) hijrah, to Thomas Edison's light bulb! Perhaps some sort of a paradigm shift is required for parents, and even non-parents alike, to realise this, and hopefully we can build a more pervasive entrepreneurial community within us. Hi Abang Abu, its’ my first time putting in a post here, and this subject about failure does strike a chord in me. Although I am not an entrepreneur, and am just an educator, but what I do value most in a child, and am still inculcating in my studens is in not so much as in the value of the failure per se, but so in how they are able to learn from these failures and become more successful in their subsequent endeavours…sort of like a ‘successful failure’! Examples abound of how initial failures can lead to even greater successes. From our own Prophet’s (pbuh) hijrah, to Thomas Edison’s light bulb! Perhaps some sort of a paradigm shift is required for parents, and even non-parents alike, to realise this, and hopefully we can build a more pervasive entrepreneurial community within us.

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