Who Gave Seed To This Sower?
I started a business for my daughter about three years
ago. She is very creative, a great cook, and a baker. As her business took off,
I recall her missing events from time to time because she failed to follow my
organizational plans or had customers who could not pick up on time. She'd missed
gatherings, and so did I. Let's not excuse that as her mother assisting her in building
my social life was strained. Several people within our family had negative
things to say concerning her running a business at her age. One of the negative
sayings was, "let her be a child." I often wondered what that meant,
so I asked only not to get a response that made sense. These people felt that my
daughter was missing out on life because she was always working. I read of
children younger than she was at the time with several businesses. It was crazy
to hear people who worked and expected the oldest child to watch all the siblings
say this. So, if I had five children and missed out on things because she had
to be the latchkey kid, that's okay, but not starting a business? How insane
does that sound? Is that allowing them to be a child, forcing them to help with
homework, cooking, and cleaning while you either worked or enjoyed your social
life? I was once responsible for assisting with homework, and I did not want
the responsibility at all. Nothing about my childhood said, "let her be a
child," and I did not own a business. When we hear what is being said and
look at who is saying it, that is more than enough reason for distance. We tend
to cut our progress short when we feel like we have to hang on to toxic dysfunction
people just because they are family.
Little did they know which it was not their business; my
daughter had a social life and was allowed to attend events where time
permitted. I grew tired of hearing it, but I wasn't surprised by the ignorance
I heard. I guess their definition of allowing a child to live is always on the
go every chance they got. I did that;
profited me absolutely nothing. NOTHING!!!! We have to detox from toxic
thinking like that because if I had allowed her to be out every weekend the moment
she ended up pregnant or on drugs, I would have been the worse mother on the
planet. Why wasn't she watching her? Why was she always gone? The best thing
you can do is raise your children and not allow anyone to tell you how. Parenting
is a daily walk, and I have learned not to accept unsolicited advice from
people who have not progressed in their own lives. If they still look like 1982
run, they can offer you nothing. We are dealing with an entirely new age.
Graduating from high school, going to college, and getting
a job is highly supported but not owning your own business. The destruction of
Black Wallstreet has passed its trauma down because we are afraid of
everything. Black people are in bondage to more trauma than we realize. This
stuff goes back generations; as I have stated before, trauma is passed down via
genetics. The process of epigenetics is how we heal, but who will embrace it. Being
an entrepreneur is not understood by those whose minds cannot fathom doing it
for themselves. It is a form of conditioning to think that we are to work for
someone until we are old enough to retire and have to go back to work because the
money barely covers the household bills. You have worked from 6 to 66, and you
can barely pay your mortgage! The system is severely flawed, so create your own.
I am NOT saying working a 9-5 is a bad
thing, so do not go there. Read in context, please.
Well, my daughter ended up closing her business and decided to enter into the modern-day slavery system. As I listened to her give me her schedule week after week, I am reminded of how her business supposedly stopped her from living. Well, where are those people now that she is in the system working every day with only maybe two days during the week off? She is working every night after school, every weekend, and when they find out her school is out during the week, she is there early morning. What do they have to say now? It was a problem when she ran her own business and created her schedule. Is it a problem now? Of course, not because owning a business is not normal, especially for a child. It is imperative to keep toxicity away for you and your children when you are interrupting patterns. The seeds take root in their minds, and when they start springing up, everything is out of control. Every time we talk, my daughter gives me another reason why she closed the business. I am pretty sure the lack of support outside of me had something to do with it. One person told her they did not care about her business when she asked them to get her home on time because she had cakes to bake. I understand the mental attack she was under. There were several voices, and eventually, the negative ones won. I tried keeping her away from it, but someone convinced her I was forcing her to choose who to love. You see how the ignorance creeps in and damages the mindset of a child. Just like that! There isn't a village anymore. The village is toxic and dislikes the parents. Your child will suffer in today's villages.
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