Description ■ Learn the Good Childhood Habits of the Great People Who Shook the World! People who left great achievements in the world share one big thing in common: the good habits they formed in childhood guided them toward greatness. As the saying goes, "Habits formed at three last until eighty" — childhood habits truly matter. Habits ingrained in childhood are hard to change even as an adult, which is exactly why it's so important to build good habits early. This book tells the stories of great figures who became the best in their fields, all thanks to good habits they developed from a young age. Kennedy, Bill Gates, Tolstoy, Spielberg, Warren Buffett, Son Jeong-ui... The book shares the lessons their parents taught them, the childhoods shaped by those lessons, and 50 good habits that children today can learn to practice themselves. ■ 50 Challenges Recommended by the Author of Child Education of Prestigious Families! The good habits of the great figures featured in this book are simple enough for children to follow. Tolstoy became a great writer and thinker through the small habit of keeping a diary. Bill Gates valued friends who could learn from and encourage each other's strengths — and it was with the good friends he made during his school years that he went on to build the computer empire known as Microsoft. As a child, Goethe practiced writing his own endings to folktales and read countless classics, nurturing his imagination and creativity along the way. This book was written especially for children by the author of parenting books such as Child Education of 500-Year Prestigious Families and Child Education of the World's Prestigious Families. While the guidance of parents and teachers matters greatly in a child's upbringing, children themselves must also have dreams and goals and put in effort to achieve them. Dreams, goals, willpower, and effort all begin with habits. Children who read this book will discover that building good habits in childhood can help them grow into truly remarkable people.