Raising Kids With Bigger Horizons Than Ours

I’m recording this episode from a river cruise in Egypt and it stopped me in my tracks.Not because of where I am…but because of what this moment represents.When I was growing up, the furthest my imagination could stretch was Miami.Now my son talks about countries like they’re normal. Like they’re expected.And instead of shrinking that reality or apologising for it, I realised something important:His minimum is higher than mine and that’s the point.In this episode, I talk about:Why I’m not apologising for my child’s “soft life”How our children’s benchmarks are radically different from oursWhy exposure expands identityWhat it really means to prepare kids for a future we can’t fully seeAnd how raising children isn’t about guilt it’s about horizon-settingThis isn’t about luxury.It’s about possibility.And sometimes, the greatest inheritance isn’t money, it’s a bigger view of what’s possible.