In order to help an individual become personally responsible, you have to let them be responsible. That means they have to be able to do it themselves. For example, a child has a project. The project is due on the 30th of March. If the child hasn’t done that project by themselves, then they will have the consequences of not being personally responsible. If you, as a parent, are going crazy two nights before the project is due, because you’re busy doing that project, then don’t be surprised if your child doesn’t become personally responsible. You know, it sounds very simple, but personal responsibility occurs, because there is nobody around servicing a child. You know, children that grow up in very impoverished environments become very responsible. Not always in the best manner, but they do, because there is nobody there to do it for them. So the whole issue of how I get to be responsible is that I am going to do it. For example, if you want your children to be responsible for taking care of their clothing and you say that clothing is not going to be washed unless it is in the laundry basket, then the clothing doesn’t get washed, unless it’s in the laundry basket. You can’t keep picking up clothes all the time and then complain about, “Oh, why won’t my child be responsible in this manner?” So there have to be some consequences for not being responsible. And when that happens, a child becomes responsible. A good example often occurs in the morning. Morning in parents’ houses is often very chaotic. We’re yelling and screaming, “Are you ready? The carpool is coming! Where are your books?” And I always said to the parents, “Stop that. Your job in the morning is to wake your child up with a kiss and say, ‘Going down to make breakfast. I’ll give you a 30 minute call when the carpool is coming.’” And then you let that child know that that child will get into the car at whatever state of dress the child is in. And all the child has to do is one time finish getting dressed and taking off the pajamas in the car and you will find that child becoming responsible.