Why children need to experience failure feat. Oi-Yee Choo (ADDX)

Even if the world continues to celebrate success and stigmatise failure, we can’t deny the profound importance of embracing setbacks as a crucial stepping stone to personal growth and resilience. How, then, do we encourage our kids to embrace failure? In the fifth episode of Growing Pains, we have a thought-provoking conversation with Oi Yee Choo about how she instils critical skills such as resilience, risk-taking, and more in her Gen-Z daughters. Find out how to let children experience failure, allow them to take risks, and equipping them with financial literacy.Further readingTeaching kids about money<br/>Featured voicesAngela Neo, host of the Growing Pains podcast and mother of two.Sufyan Saad, is a lifestyle writer at The Honeycombers. He was previously at HoneyKids Asia.Oi-Yee Choo is a former investment banker and currently CEO of ADDX, a global private market exchange headquartered in Singapore.<br/>Visit the HoneyKids Asia website for the full show notes on today’s episode, and join in on the conversation on Facebook or follow us on Instagram to keep up-to-date on our latest discussions.