You want your kids to do better than you did," he said. "That's what the American Dream is all about. But it's hard when they outgrow you. It hurts like hell.
"You want your kids to succeed more than you did," said the author, reflecting on the hopes parents have for their children's futures. This sentiment captures the essence of the American Dream, which emphasizes progress and better opportunities for the next generation.
"But it's tough when they surpass you; it’s an emotional experience," he added. The realization that children will outgrow their parents and achieve more can be both proud and heartbreaking. The quote highlights the bittersweet nature of parenthood and the pursuit of generational success.
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