Be a Proactive Dad: Dad's workbook to pass down advice and wisdom to those that matter most...his children.

Make "Be a Proactive Dad" your New Year's Resolution for 2013. If you want a book that you need to read cover to cover before helping your kids then this book isn't for you. If you want a book that gets right to the point and easy to use then keep reading. This book is to help dads have meaningful conversations with their children and be proactive in their lives. Dads have different perspectives on life so this book was written to help each dad bring personal examples into the conversation. This book will create a unique set of stories for each dad because we all have different opinions on how to raise children. This book doesn’t tell dads how to raise children but provides a methodology to help dads pass along advice and wisdom to prepare children for the opportunities and challenges life brings. This book was written by dads for dads. The book is easy to use, limited instructions, and gets right to the point. Dad can make an immediate impact without spending countless hours reading a boring book. A few simple instructions then start sharing life lessons with the kids. This isn’t a typical book, we HIGHLY encourage Dad to write in it, change what doesn’t work and truly make this book his own. If you aren’t sold already then keep reading. ____________________________ Why Dad will read and use this book: *This book was written to help Dad pass down his advice and wisdom in just a few minutes a day. *Dad will improve his children's lives, reduce future problems and prepare the kids for a life of happiness and success. *This book does not tell Dad how to raise his kids but provides a proactive approach to pass down life lessons. Dad already has the knowledge, this book gives him an easy way to communicate life lessons to the kids. *If you need advice, have questions or have feedback visit the Proactive Dad Facebook page. *Once Dad completes the book the child will always have Dad’s knowledge within arms reach. Both authors lost their fathers so this book was written as a type of “knowledge insurance.” The authors wanted to make sure they could leave their kids a book of Dad’s knowledge that could be revisited at any time. *Chapter 16 covers the "Proactive Dad Certificate" which the kids can give to Dad once a certain number of lessons are completed. This is a sneaky way to be sure Dad uses this book. Once Dad does start using the book he won’t need any tricks to keep using it.