2009 News WSJ Older, Wiser, Slower After 50

Older, Wiser, Slower After 50, Avid Athletes Find That to Stay Healthy, They Must Let Go of the Need to Win
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    The sooner we teach our kids that they're competing in all aspects of their lives, the better off they'll be. I believe they are taught that lesson well. Children are placed on waiting lists for private schools before they are even born. Their free time is filled with extracurricular activities at which they are expected to excel. Then their parents spend tens of thousands of dollars on consultants to assist them in the college application process.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    The sooner we teach our kids that they're competing in all aspects of their lives, the better off they'll be. I believe they are taught that lesson well. Children are placed on waiting lists for private schools before they are even born. Their free time is filled with extracurricular activities at which they are expected to excel. Then their parents spend tens of thousands of dollars on consultants to assist them in the college application process.
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