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Ask me WHY again!

"Alright, Jordan, it's time to take a bath." I said in my happy dad voice.

"Why?" he quickly replies.

"When little boys play all day they get dirty and you don't want to be dirty."

"Why?"

"If you are dirty you will smell bad and be covered in germs!" I sternly reply in somewhat happy dad voice.

You see where this is going, right?

This is just another beautiful thing about children. They want to know why, how and they are curious. The answers matter to them and it's all new. As adults we have this stupid idea in our heads that if we don't know what it is we should avoid it or be afraid of it.

Ask yourself, why be average? Why not be great?

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