Recently, there is a trend among parents to push their children towards the highest achievements. The main reason of this trend is that we live in a highly competitive society and if a person does not have a good start, they can be left behind. In my opinion, it can be harmful as well as beneficial for children and depends on a balance; how hard adults push their youngsters towards success.
The way of thinking of a modern society is that if someone is not on the top, they are not able to consider themselves worthy. That is the reason why adults are pressing their children to succeed. Probably, these people believe that if they did not influence their offspring in the childhood, they would not be happy and acknowledged in the adulthood. As far as fame and money is concerned, it is better to build a steady foundation from the early beginning than starting the way of building the future success only after the graduation. For instance, my parents did not force me to play piano and I had left musical school. At the moment, I have realized that it was a mistake because I have a talent. However, it is too late to start studying music all over again.
Thus, from one side, it is a positive turn that parents encourage the youth to win and achieve the highest results. By doing this, they are helping them to create concrete base for the future lives. For instance, Maria Sharapova became a famous tennis player because her father pressured her to play and even took her to America in order to arrange the training under the best coaches. As well as positive outcome, too much pressure may be destructive for a child’s self-esteem. Some kids are not able to be resistant to adult’s attempts to make them ideal achievers. In fact, it is good idea to concentrate on the happiness of a child. As we know, a happy person can be considered as a successful person, while a successful one is not equal a happy one.
In conclusion, the main reason why parents are pressing their children to be successful is that a modern society is putting pressure on every one due to competitiveness. After considering the issue, I believe that this tendency has positive as well as negative consequences. 
Recently, there is a trend among  
parents
 to push their  
children
 towards the highest achievements. The main reason of this trend is that we  
live
 in a  
highly
 competitive society and if a person does not have a  
good
  start
, they can be  
left
 behind. In my opinion, it can be harmful  
as well
 as beneficial for  
children
 and depends on a balance; how  
hard
 adults push their youngsters towards success.
The way of thinking of a modern society is that if someone is not on the top, they are not able to consider themselves worthy.  
That is
 the reason why adults are pressing their  
children
 to succeed.  
Probably
, these  
people
 believe that if they did not influence their offspring in the childhood, they would not be happy and acknowledged in the adulthood. As far as fame and money  
is concerned
, it is better to build a steady foundation from the early beginning than starting the way of building the future success  
only
 after the graduation.  
For instance
, my  
parents
 did not force me to play piano and I had  
left
 musical school. At the moment, I have realized that it was a mistake  
because
 I have a talent.  
However
, it is too late to  
start
 studying music all over again. 
Thus
, from one side, it is a  
positive
 turn that  
parents
 encourage the youth to win and achieve the highest results. By doing this, they are helping them to create concrete base for the future  
lives
.  
For instance
, Maria  
Sharapova
 became a  
famous
 tennis player  
because
 her father pressured her to play and even took her to America in order to arrange the training under the best coaches.  
As well
 as  
positive
 outcome, too much pressure may be destructive for a child’s self-esteem.  
Some
 kids are not able to be resistant to adult’s attempts to  
make
 them ideal achievers. In fact, it is  
good
  idea
 to concentrate on the happiness of a child. As we know, a happy person can  
be considered
 as a successful person, while a successful one is not equal a happy one. 
In conclusion
, the main reason why  
parents
 are pressing their  
children
 to be successful is that a modern society is putting pressure on every one due to competitiveness. After considering the issue, I believe that this tendency has  
positive
  as well
 as  
negative
 consequences.