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Raising Kids to be Brave, Smart and Kind: Parenting with Purpose
Courage, Critical Thought, and Kindness Many years ago, when I was a young father of little girls, I told myself I had two choices; I could raise them on accident OR raise them with purpose. Noting how loaded the word “beautiful” is for women, I decided to redefine the word with three foundational values I found to be significant AND slowly eroding in the brave, smart and kind (BSK). What happened next was unexpected. As I traveled the world speaking about values to business leaders, they began using BSK not only in their organizations but also in their homes. Then BSK was picked up by teachers and schools. They all found what I found; a meaningful way to engage with my family, my community, and myself. The success and power of BSK is in its simplicity and undeniable roots in humanity. Once you understand the BSK framework, you start to see how you succeed, why you fail, and most importantly how to use it to raise kids with greater purpose. Once you find your own Brave, Smart & Kind, you’ll see it’s been there all along.
335 pages, Paperback
Published October 29, 2022
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November 14, 2022
HORSE MANURE! This is the only thing I think about while reading this book. Let me explain why below.
1. The author appears to be full of himself and gives the elusion that he has come up with the answers to life or worst, raising children. I've done some research on the guy and his kids are young, perhaps you can write a book once you have raised the next Venus Williams.
2. Most of the "ideas" he has come up with has been spoken about by other people before - who died and allowed you to write a book Mr.
3. Found some typos in the book, next time put more effort into writing or better... Don't write at all.
4. Book sucks - don't waste your time.
1. The author appears to be full of himself and gives the elusion that he has come up with the answers to life or worst, raising children. I've done some research on the guy and his kids are young, perhaps you can write a book once you have raised the next Venus Williams.
2. Most of the "ideas" he has come up with has been spoken about by other people before - who died and allowed you to write a book Mr.
3. Found some typos in the book, next time put more effort into writing or better... Don't write at all.
4. Book sucks - don't waste your time.
November 1, 2022
Improving Social Relations
I wish I'd had this book when I raised my 4 children, but the truth is that reading this book opens up possibilities for building a better relationship and creating bonds of expectations with your children, grandchildren, and those with whom you work. Mr. Brady's ideas, suggestions, examples lend themselves toward working to better human interaction success.
I wish I'd had this book when I raised my 4 children, but the truth is that reading this book opens up possibilities for building a better relationship and creating bonds of expectations with your children, grandchildren, and those with whom you work. Mr. Brady's ideas, suggestions, examples lend themselves toward working to better human interaction success.
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