Lessons for Life - Carpenter, Randall L
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Don't be afraid to be yourself. Sometimes, only a father's wisdom can help you understand that. Lessons for Life is a collection of 120 short, easily understood lessons that help teenagers cope with growing up in a world they do not understand. The lessons teach you ways to cope with others and build more confidence and self-esteem. Teenagers are exposed to many unrealistic examples of how they are supposed to look, act, and live. They often try to imitate people they see, hear, and read about every day. This book lets them know it is not what you wear or how you look that makes you special.…mehr

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Don't be afraid to be yourself. Sometimes, only a father's wisdom can help you understand that. Lessons for Life is a collection of 120 short, easily understood lessons that help teenagers cope with growing up in a world they do not understand. The lessons teach you ways to cope with others and build more confidence and self-esteem. Teenagers are exposed to many unrealistic examples of how they are supposed to look, act, and live. They often try to imitate people they see, hear, and read about every day. This book lets them know it is not what you wear or how you look that makes you special. It is what is in your heart and how you treat others that will set you apart. You must remember, no one remembers the person who did what everyone else did. Being special is being remembered for the things you didn't do.
Autorenporträt
Randall L. Carpenter is the father of two daughters and a son. He resides in Knoxville, Tennessee. He holds a bachelor's degree in marketing from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Randall owns eighteen copyrights with over four hundred collective writings on deposit at the US Library of Congress. He has authored four other books on varied subjects such as faith, love, and possessing character and integrity. After surviving open-heart surgery in October 2011, Randall decided it was time to fulfill his life's dream of publishing his words of hope, love, and positive thinking.