Free will doesn't come with a guarantee that we'll make the right choices. We can act in accordance with our best interest and gain success, or we can keep making the same mistakes over and over again and struggle through life.
Ideas have consequences.
That's why it's best to teach a child to use his mind well. These are the primary goals inherent in the Objective approach. When I refer to thinking skills I'm talking about developing in the child the ability to reason well. If, as children, we learned only to take in things as they are without attempting to think beyond the events in life to mentally connect similar things together, we would develop a method of thinking that is concrete-bound. The concrete-bound mentality cannot make abstract connections between his thoughts.