Unparalleled excellent family growth atmosphere creates unparalleled success —— Reading life is up to me.

What kind of family can cultivate the richest man in the world?

Some time ago, the family background of Olympic champion Gu Ailing was once a hot topic.

As the richest man in the world, Musk's legendary deeds have also been widely concerned.

What kind of family can cultivate these outstanding successful people? From the autobiography "Life is Me" written by Musk's mother, Meyer Meske, I can't help feeling. Sure enough, the family precipitation of successful people does not happen overnight.

1, parents' words and deeds

In 1950s, Meyer Musk's parents traveled in Australia by plane. Every year, they took their children to kalahari desert to find the lost ancient city.

I imagine Meyer Musk's parents are Hong Liang and Viann in A Couple's Journey. If they have children, they may take them on adventures. He is also the father of extreme adventure in Simba's adventures.

Meyer Musk's family motto is: Take risks and live cautiously.

Many adventurers, they are not the road to death, they just know how to be fully prepared and take risks with the lowest risk. So her father likes to take risks, but he also understands that he should be prepared for accidents at any time. Because of this, she has been full of curiosity all her life and is willing to explore the unknown world.

This is my parents' example to Meyer Musk. Imagine that I have accepted such knowledge since I was a child, and it is difficult to think nothing when I grow up.

2. Family gifts

Meyer Musk's mother is a dancer, her father is a chiropractor, and even her grandmother is one of the earliest chiropractors in Canada.

Their brothers and sisters are not only beautiful in appearance, but also greatly influenced by their father's activities and sense of ceremony. From the annual "walking competition" (also known as the confidence game) to the cultivation of family etiquette (Meyer Musk grew up in a family atmosphere where her parents whispered and behaved gracefully), she benefited a lot in her life.

After Meyer Musk became a grandmother, she also insisted on spending 30 minutes alone with her children every week and telling them all kinds of etiquette.

Meyer Musk and his brothers and sisters were brought to their parents' workplaces to do repetitive work since childhood. She insisted on working by herself, so that the three children could see her mother's efforts and sometimes participate in them.

Is there a better family tradition than this?

I haven't finished reading the second half of the book, and I have begun to deeply sigh that such a life cannot be copied, and how many generations of family inheritance can have such a result.

In The Last Reading Club of Life, the author's mother has rich public welfare experience and high social status, so she can continue to complete her library project in Afghanistan at the last moment of her life and study with her son * * *, leaving good memories. Without the combination of mother's knowledge and life experience, there would be no such book to meet us.

But after reading it, is there only a deep sigh?

No, experience and energy cannot be completely copied, but they can be transformed. Only in the basic true stories of autobiographies can we get close contact with the lives and ways of doing things of these celebrities. From the perspective of parents, from the perspective of women's success, there seems to be energy to absorb.