As a parent, would you expect your child/teen/young child/teen/young
adult to be overachiever, always setting and superseding their goals, living to their utmost human potential and then some? Do you respect your overachieving child more than your underachieving child who never seem to hit the mark, never having no ounce of initiative, and just being content ?
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