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A GREAT LESSON!
Shaquille O’Neal said a few months ago: “My children are older. They’re a little upset with me, well, not really upset, but they don’t understand me. I tell them all the time: “We are not rich, I am rich.” They have to have a bachelor’s degree and then if they want me to invest in one of their companies, they will have to introduce me to it. I’m not going to give you anything just because. They have to earn it”, clarified the ex-athlete.
I really like this lesson. No enabling in his house!
