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Welcome back to the QOD of the Day Show.

I'm your host, Sean Crox and I'm Sean Croxson.com.

We've got Brian Tracy on the show today.

And Brian is going to wrap up our short mini-series about raising happy successful kids.

And what he's going to talk about is three ways to make your child feel loved.

Here's Brian.

So, the starting points of the development of negative habit patterns

are first of all destructive criticism.

In early childhood, destructive criticism is more painful than a lash.

Because destructive criticism, we used to talk about this like a neuron bomb.

A neuron bomb has a special characteristic that you set it off over a city

and it kills all the inhabitants and it leaves all the buildings.

So if you're in the serious business of warfare, looting, plunder, and things like that,

you don't want to destroy all the property.

So what you destroy is just destroy all the owners and then your army goes in,

buries all the bodies and you keep all the buildings.

I mean that's what the neuron bomb was for, a neutron bomb.

So destructive criticism is like a neutron bomb in that what happens is that neutron bomb destroys the person that leaves the building intact.

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