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What Makes YOU Super

What Makes You Super

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What Makes One Super?

As a child Superman was a favorite Superhero in our generation. But, what makes one Super? Unless you have Kryptonite in your pocket, You are not a superhero! Who do your children look up to as a Superhero? What makes this character Super?

Have you ever asked your children what Super Power they would like to have? What if your Super Power was being a good friend, or connecting others who would be friends? Or, what if your Super Power was being the most Kind person around?

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In our blog post are plenty of freebies to use with your children and talk about what being Super means to them! Who they think is Super and what makes them Super. A great insight to their outlook on what being Super means!

Here at Characters of Character our characters are Super and we know that YOU are, too! As an adult our outlook is much different than a child's outlook to what being Super looks like. We can ask ourselves the same questions as we ask our own children.

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"What makes someone Super?" Is it their position at work? That's just a title. Is it their finances? That's just possessions. Is it their character? Our character is something we own. Our character is something that we have earned. Our character is who we are, from the inside out.

By teaching your own children vital core values you're teaching them to become who they are, preparing them for what they can accomplish in life and allowing them to become exactly who they are meant to be. And most importantly, they are listening to what you say, your conversations with others and your reactions in life. They are watching who YOU are and most likely already know that YOU are Super and want to be like you.

TELL me and I forget, TEACH me and I remember, INVOLVE me and I learn. Benjamin Franklin

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