The Food of Life. Secrets of Generosity and Love

All parents want their child to be successful and happy. They understand this differently. Often in the modern world, success is associated with having one's own business.
This is neither good nor bad in itself. However, the strategy a person chooses for their business will determine their future life. And we can teach this strategy to children already today.
In my line of work, I encounter various businessmen. Each of them has their own strategy for promoting their company. The same applies to life. Strangely, they are similar.
Some choose the path of "Going to the end, stepping on heads," "Conquering the whole world," "Making all the money," "Seizing the market," etc., like Zhora Akulov from the comic "The Food of Life."
And some strive to bring benefits and convey some noble idea through their product or service. This was the approach of the Bublikov family from the same comic.
Who among them will earn more money?
I don't know. However, I do know that in business, along with money, we earn the attitude of other people towards us. And this depends on our qualities.
Also, in the "devouring" business, along with super profits, we earn many ailments, fears, and envious people who are eager to knock us off the pedestal at the slightest opportunity.
Whereas, in a humane business, we gain friends, allies, grateful customers who bless us for long and successful labor.
This approach can be chosen in childhood, raising in a child either the goal to defeat everyone or to be happy.
It's up to you to choose. The comic about the boy Gosha is one of the tools to teach a child that:
- happiness is not for sale
- love and kindness win over envy
- health is not only about pumped muscles but also about kind thinking
- honesty is a boundary you must not cross

• - our actions are more than mechanical movements