The Mission this Month is to Pass on your Passion!
Remember the first time you held a fishing rod or helped mum bake a cake?
These moments make lasting impressions on the young often sparking a passion or helping preserve a tradition. Sharing your knowledge, experience and enthusiasm with your children can help uncover hidden talents that otherwise remain untapped.
Objective: Encourage curiosity, creativity and confidence in your children by passing on your passion to them.
Brief: Consider your passion, not your occupation necessarily but the pastime which gives you pleasure, speaks to your soul and harbours special meaning or sentimental value.
‘This is the passion to pass on and share with your child’
Making time for moments is more than a matter of shuffling your schedule the value of doing so translates to better communication and connection with your children.
Having said that, not all activities require travel or huge investments in time some simple suggestions include:
Share a love of cooking- make a meal together & transfer your tasty traditions.
Convey cosmic curiosity- pullout your telescope & point out the planets.
Express your enthusiasm for sport- step outside & shoot some hoops.
Maybe you love hiking and could plan a camping trip, perhaps its cars and you could go to a convention together.
Whatever your passion the point is to pass it on, for this is how tradition is born and talent formed.
The current title holder for worlds smallest horse was until recently held by 43cm tall Thumbellina. 
Linda Beilharz has become the first Australian woman to successfully trek across both the South and North poles.
