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"If I ONLY KNEW back then what I know now, my life would be different". Most older adults have said this. This book gives great insight in planning, reviewing, and completing one's life's journey...avoiding many of the possible frustrations and disappointment that will surely come.
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This Book is a MUST HAVE for parents, high school students, college students, young adults, everyone. It gives insight in key areas of life that we oftentimes failed to emphasize to our children before they begin their life's journey. Either we don't have the time or don't take the time to instruct/prepare our children for adulthood. Parents, if this is you, this book will be a tremendous GIFT to your child concerning life and what to expect. It covers all the basic areas your child should be aware of before starting life. This book will be one of the most important gift that you can give to your child and to yourself. It has been said that if you "give a man a fish", you feed him for a day. If you "teach him how to fish", he can FEED HIMSELF for a life time. This book will teach your child how to fish and feed himself or herself for a life time. Get this book!
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Many of us now look back on our lives and say; “IF I ONLY KNEW BACK THEN WHAT I KNOW NOW”, my life would be different. I would have made better decisions; I would have asked more questions; I would have taken a different route; I would have waited longer before I got married; I would have gone to college or taken up some kind of a trade; I would have joined the military; I would have started my career much earlier; I would have done more for my parents; I would have given my parents more honor and respect; I would have spent more time with my children; I would have finished college; I would have waited longer before I started a family; I would have taken better care of my body; I would have paid more attention to my dental health; I would have started saving and investing earlier, etc. The list goes on and on....
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