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But I can't tell you how many friends I have who've sacrificed weekends, money, and vacations for years from when the kid is like 10 until when they're 17 with all these travel teams. The kids never play in college, never go pro, and some of them are good in high school and some of them still kind of suck unless they go to a small school. But they've spent all this time on them. Now you're getting to the good stuff. You want to know what's really happening that people don't want to admit? Too many parents use their children for their own self-esteem.
Summary
Gary Vaynerchuk and Chris Cuomo discuss the harsh realities of youth sports, focusing on parental motivations and the impact on children's self-esteem. They highlight the disconnect between investment and outcomes in youth athletics.
Key Points
- Many parents invest heavily in youth sports with little return.
- Most young athletes do not play at the collegiate level.
- Parents often project their aspirations onto their children.
- Overprotective parenting can lead to unhealthy dynamics.
- Societal pressures influence parental decisions in sports.
- Sacrifices made for youth sports affect children's self-esteem.
- Understanding these realities can reshape parenting approaches.
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- LinkedIn post: The impact of parental aspirations on youth sports.
- Tweet: 3 insights on the realities of youth sports and parenting.
- Checklist: Assessing your motivations in supporting youth sports.
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