Is Alain De Botton Right? ❤️

#alaindebotton #love #relationship #relationships #schooloflife

[jennyjennyable]

This man is brilliant and I’m finally understanding my life thanks to him!

[strandedinparadise]

best advice for parents ever - and what he says elsewhere in that interview about prioritising the relationship is just as big of a deal

[Corrans]

He is right and we need more of his wisdom.

[gingersue]

I cannot say just how much I have learned from Alain De Botton 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 He has brought so much into my awareness…..I have so much respect for his wisdom and dedication to educating people on their behaviour based on programming from a very early age. A truly AMAZING gentleman 🙏

[lootaurTheExplorer]

I don't think he's ever not right

[jimealiecarter]

A child who is spoilt can turn out just as a bad as someone who's childhood was under privilege, there are different degrees of what a person might think spoiling means as well like giving a child a lollie to giving a child a toy push peddle car. A child that gets spoiling by the lollie isn't going to turn out as bad then the child who gets push peddle car.

[lakshmikrithika]

It’s true. The only they miss out in infant stages is often over compensated by the incessant need to be on stage in adulthood.

[jfootages]

He’s talking about himself being “aggressively on stage”, no?🥺