It's Nobel Prize Winners who gain the greatest recognition for achievement.

Two factors tell us much about their achievement.
 
As children, Nobel Prize Winners are raised around nature and animals.

Perhaps you could be wondering why these two factors shape character and intelligence to build the most intelligent world leaders.

Let's dive into this.

Children raised around animals learn to love and give the necessary daily care animals require.

They nurture the vital thought process to stay focused on the duties at hand - even on a daily basis.

What could be better than loving and nurturing people who learn to love and nurture at a very young age?

This can be the same as the love and character required to nurture the world to be at a better place.

Aren't loving and nurturing people the kind of people we want to meet? 

Success is made exactly the same way.

Nobel Prize Winners are also raised around nature.

Think about it.

Students in school read from single dimensional text books.

Compare that with lessons learned in nature. There are a thousand details seen with every glance in nature.

Children's minds are like a sponge at a very young age.

This is a very critical time to get them out in nature to stimulate all five senses, and the brain to take it all in.

Nature, and the things in nature are more profound in teaching reality, lessons we can trust, and themes that connect the dots to everything real in nature.

It's a miraculous lesson about how everything in nature is connected to everything else.

Young Lion's Training incorporates love for the great outdoors and animals as a part of the learning.