The D.A.D. Factor Version 2 - Gibbs, Glen
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The D.A.D. Factor highlights how the level of direction, advice, and defense during the formative years impacts the mindset into adulthood. The author provides a glimpse into his own life, highlighting pivotal experiences that shaped the trajectory of his life. Out of necessity, the author navigated the landscape of adversity from child to life as a successful adult largely through his own devices. This book brings to the forefront the challenges a lack of direction, advice, and defense presents, then provides the reader with insight into how the author was able to put mechanisms in place to…mehr

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The D.A.D. Factor highlights how the level of direction, advice, and defense during the formative years impacts the mindset into adulthood. The author provides a glimpse into his own life, highlighting pivotal experiences that shaped the trajectory of his life. Out of necessity, the author navigated the landscape of adversity from child to life as a successful adult largely through his own devices. This book brings to the forefront the challenges a lack of direction, advice, and defense presents, then provides the reader with insight into how the author was able to put mechanisms in place to facilitate a return to the trajectory of his life that he envisioned as a child. These mechanisms are presented in an actionable way that makes them tangible to the lives of others.
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Autorenporträt
The D.A.D. Factor is the first published work for Glen E. Gibbs. A lifelong innovator, he chose to take a career path that led him to the field of Electrical Engineering. During his journey, he made stops at being in ministry, teaching, life-coaching, business owner, and several odd and end jobs that gave him a rounded perspective into the daily struggles of his fellow man.