Discipline is necessary for children to learn how to interact positively with adults, which opens up opportunities for them.

Discipline helps parents maintain a positive relationship with their children, enabling them to foster self-esteem and creativity effectively.

To create a peaceful society, we need individuals who are dangerous but disciplined, as this encourages everyone to behave responsibly. If you're going to discipline a child, the child must see you as a force worthy of attention.

It's important to foster agency in children, allowing them to maintain their natural willfulness rather than conforming to overly domesticating influences.

You need to find a balance between freedom and order; too much freedom leads to chaos, while discipline provides structure and meaning.

You need to let children struggle and deal with responsibilities to help them grow and gain wisdom.

As adults, we often impose rules and beliefs that can undermine the purity of the creative process, while children create without such constraints.

Children should feel unconditionally loved and develop high self-esteem, but I cannot control their feelings or outcomes; I can only choose to express love.

Discipline begets discipline; making good decisions leads to more good decisions, while bad decisions can lead to a downward spiral.