What does it take to build powerful, positive beliefs and pass them on to your children? Parents face a multitude of challenges to do this in today's shifting moral climate. It's Time to Draw the Line! shows parents how to increase their influence and connect with their children, even in the face of a persistent, pervasive, and often perverse media onslaught. Richard L. Hudson has written this book for parents who want to teach their children values and character to set them up for life. It's Time to Draw the Line! draws on Rich's more than two decade study of beliefs and his 15 years of coaching CEOs and Managing Directors around the world. Just as he taught executives to "invest" in powerful beliefs, Rich shows parents simple, direct steps to begin drawing lines to build beliefs, values, and character to pass on to their children. One of the Founding Fathers, John Adams, said that the foundation of the nation is national morality and that this foundation is laid down in the family. National morality-the public and private virtue-is what Rich says is our true national treasure. Parents can only give away what they own, and It's Time to Draw the Line! provides parents a way to build a portfolio of powerful beliefs to pass on to their children-The Ultimate Legacy(tm).

It's Time to Draw the Line!: What Parents Must Do Now to Save Our Children and Restore Our National Treasure

Parenting & Relationships

Hudson, Richard L.

Hudson, Nancy

Parenting

Belief Incorporated

Nancy Hudson was involved in Panama City's acquisition of the Panama City Publishing Company in 2005, obtained a grant for restoration of the building, and managed its transition into a museum in 2008. Now a volunteer at the museum she has been involved in review and acquisition of West family documents and photographs for the museum collection. About writing this book she says: This endeavor started as an interest in discovering the West family lineage. That led to finding out why we call George West the Founding Father of Panama City and how he accomplished that, so I turned to reading his diaries for those answers. I was quickly drawn into his daily life and personal battles. During this process I often talked with people about the events in his life that I was reading in the diaries. He became so real to me that when asked how I knew these things about him, I once responded "George told me", as if I had been in conversation with him that day. This journey has given me great respect and admiration for George. He persevered daily and overcame environmental, political, physical, and emotional obstacles that would have caused many to give up. I can no longer describe George in a 3 sentence summary. He was so much more.

George Mortimer West, His Path in History

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Yawn Publishing LLC

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