A new approach sometimes helps to solve the problems
LaTonya Dunn
There is this commercial where a mother tells her son that he cannot leave the dinner table before he finishes the plate of vegetables (broccoli) in front of him. You might have seen it. It is so funny because it shows the child aging dramatically, like the character Rip Van Winkle, while still sitting there in the same seat at the same table with the same plate of vegetables in front of him. Then, there is a voice that says,
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