3 Practices Our Parents Ignored — and Why They’re More Relevant Than Ever
The times have changed, and we have to change with them.
In a general sense, our parents are twice our age.
This has been the usual situation for generations. Every parent tries their best to connect with their children despite the big age gap — however, only some succeed, and the rest fail.
The challenge is that it takes a long time to see if certain rules and habits work. When we figure out what works, it’s often too late to apply it with our kids.
For that reason, below are 3 things your parents never practiced or taught you but are important for you to learn today.
Let’s get started.
1. Media Literacy
Actual advancements in technology began after 1822.
- Computer: 1822
- Mobile phones: 1973
- Internet: 1983
- Smartphones: 1992
If you look closely, all these technologies came one after one, and it’s indeed easier to imagine that they weren’t accessible to the masses back then. Even if it was, not many people knew how to operate them.
