The Cornerstone Challenge: Day Fourteen: Content that Highlights Lessons from Failure

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As a mom I fail more times and than not. As a wife I do the same thing. Even though I don’t like to admit it. I try and convince Charlie and David I am perfect.

Which isn’t fair to Charlie because like any child he wants to be like his parents. For me this is the greatest fear and one I need to change as soon as possible.

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This morning Charlie and I are going to have a “COME TO JESUS MEETING” about school life and even parenthood. As a parent I feel like I am failing Charlie when it comes to school.

Its time to make drastic changes in both personal lives, blogging and Charlie’s education. The things we chose may not be easy and they may not be what you think we should do but that doesn’t matter.

What does matter is that I stop failing not only my son but myself. I can’t be everything to everyone and it’s affecting my health, my relationship with David and Charlie.

My business and even Charlie’s schooling. Is it time to stop blogging? Or is it time to stop Homeschooling? Or is it time to move and start our lives over. I don’t know the answers to these questions but I know its okay to fail and to let Charlie know I have and that I may do it again but I love him.

Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates

2 thoughts on “The Cornerstone Challenge: Day Fourteen: Content that Highlights Lessons from Failure

  1. First I hope you don’t stop blogging or Charlie’s homeschooling. Toy can both learn from mistakes. Use that has a class in his school. Mistakes are a way of learning, teach Charlie that while mistakes happen and we aren’t happy about some of them we learn we need to overcome them. Mistakes are a way to learn, don’t beat yourself over them, just keep walking down the right path, don’t look back at them. Hugs to you all

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