Notes To My Son
From Being a Boy to Becoming a Good and Successful Man
NEW RELEASE!
THE BOOKS
Notes to my Son (COMING APRIL 2015)
ISBN-10: 0-9827798-3-6
ISBN-13: 978-0-9827798-3-5
- Sagging Pants - As a society, what does this say about its expectations of its men?
- Character - Something wealth has little to do with, but something people remember.
- Relationships with Women - Learn to recognize good women, leave the others alone!
A Dad is the first man a son learns to model.​
If you are looking for a book to share with your teenage son or a young man, then this is the book for you!
Through this book, David shares great insight into many of the challenges males and young men face as they move into adulthood. The book openly and candidly addresses male fears, pressures, false beliefs, and situational issues many males face as they go through their journeys of becoming men. It provides depth and insight into the type of work young men need to put into themselves to be successful.
The book also directly confronts and questions the dress style of "sagging pants" while engaging the reader in provocative thoughts about faith, fighting, dating, keeping out of trouble, and developing good habits. This is a must read for any young man who wants to know how to build a road to success or for men looking to continue their personal growth.
Notes to my Daughter
ISBN-10: 0982779801
ISBN-13: 978-0982779804
- Friendship - Choose friends that will elevate you not minimize you.
- Relationships with Men - Demand respect. Recognize a dog.
- Financial Responsibility - Your money is not his money!
A Dad is the first man a woman learns to love.​
NOTES consists of 15 Lessons, each meant to be a quick but powerful read. It addresses the importance of being responsible for your own actions and taking charge of situations pressed upon you. It helps give the reader an awareness of how everyday actions can transform and shape life.
The book touches on self-love, spirituality, responsibility, relationships with men, anger, forgiveness, the power of networking, and a few other key areas. It is inspirational but written in a conversational style. It is future-focused and shares concrete, realistic methods to avoid having certain negative things happen to you. Notes will also resonate with adults, especially the parents of teenagers, because it deals with issues that everyone struggles with at one time or another throughout life.
The book briefly, but candidly, addresses issues of sex, the use of drugs and alcohol, and the need to position oneself with other strong individuals to help them get through life. Sex and drugs are taboo discussion for many households, but they both exist and are rampant in the teenage community. David’s book offers direct confrontation with issues that impact each one of us whether we want them to or not. He wants his daughter as well as other young women to see and understand how their own decisions and choices can help or hurt them and assist them with realizing they have the ultimate power over themselves and their destination.