What I remember from my childhood is that when children were asked what they want to be, they usually go for something familiar - their parents' profession. My brother always answered that he would become like my father (and he did it!), but I, not knowing what to answer, said that I would become like my mother. I knew I wasn't going to be like my mother, but I lacked the imagination to figure out what I would be - I didn't have that knowledge. So maybe you are right, instead of asking children what they will become, adults should first instill in them a value system. It is the most important. The rest comes with time.
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