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XPLOR Live Like You Mean It: A Dad's advice to his son as he ventures off to college to start a life of his own.
Paul Thornton
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XPLOR Live Like You Mean It: A Dad's advice to his son as he ventures off to college to start a life of his own. - Thornton, Paul
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Synopsis "XPLOR Live Like You Mean It: A Dad's advice to his son as he ventures off to college to start a life of his own."
As his son sets off to college and begins his transformation from boy to man, a father who has given 18 years of advice knows there is still so much more to impart upon his son. The next four years will be some of the most formative years of his son's life, but Dad can only look on from a far. So Dad decides to write a book to his son giving words of encouragement, thoughts, and laying out years of experiences that can help shed some light on his journey. Think of this book as the "I wish I knew then what I know now" guide. Its contents contain short chapters to stimulate ideas, open doors to opportunity, and give loving nudges in the right direction at times when a son might need it most. It's packed with insights that will inspire any young man heading off to college, or out of the home to start their own life. But it is also a great read for anyone, at any age, as the timeless wisdom contained on these pages will open a brand new perspective, no matter what phase a person is in on their journey through life.
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The book is written in English.
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