Now What? A Divorced Dad's Guide to Parenting Excellence

Review\n"It's difficult enough being a parent in an age when the children we raise are distracted more than ever before. Whether we're talking television, smart phones, or social media, our parenting skills are constantly being put to the test. Add in the fact that some kids are being raised by two separate households, and the daily challenge becomes immense. Steve's book is straight from the heart, on lessons he's learned and applied, for helping you be the best father you can be." --Chris Mack, Head Coach, University of Louisville Men's Basketball\n"The greatest journey I have ever undertaken is fatherhood after divorce. It has been filled with many unforeseen blessings, as well as difficulties I could never have imagined. In this book, Steve lays out an inspiring path that has challenged me, shown me what I am already doing well, and given me hope and confidence that I can still grow into the best possible dad that I can be for my two beautiful daughters. This book is a lighthouse for anyone navigating the treacherous waters of fatherhood during and beyond divorce. Thank you, Steve!" --Peter Buecker, MD\nAfter the ink dries on the divorce decree, how can fathers remain active and relevant in their kids' lives? After his own divorce, author Steve Adams decided he wanted a more meaningful role in the lives of his children. He turned around his priorities, focused on parenting, and established a set of principles. They worked for him. He believes they'll work for any divorced father.
"Being a committed father isn't rocket science," Adams says. "It's much harder. Are you ready to take this on?"