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JUST RELEASED in LEADERSHIP
Wisdom of the Diamond:
The 5 Bases of Effective Team Leadership w/ Tom
Bartosic
As
timeless as the rules established by Abner Doubleday to govern the play of
America's national past time, baseball, the five bases of effective team
leadership are presented in a light hearted story with Little League
baseball as the backdrop against which these lessons are illustrated and
learned.
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Wisdom...

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JUST RELEASED in PARENTING
Eight Points of the Compass:
Directing Our Children on the Path to a
Better Life

Why are so many people wandering aimlessly through
life? Why has there been such a shift in values from generation to
generation?
In Eight Points of the Compass the
attributes of Integrity (True North), Gratitude, Character, Balance,
Commitment, Abundance, Vision, and Relationships are presented in
anecdotal fashion so as to make them a lasting and timeless legacy of
direction and wisdom for each succeeding generation.
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Eight
Points...
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Don't Feed the Bears:
How Parents Can Set Their Kids
Up for Failure

Even the best of parents with the purest and most
idealistic intentions to provide a better life for their children can set
them up for failure by confusing better with easier.
So how do we provide our children with the
opportunities and tools for greater success without spoiling them? How do
we insure that we have positioned them for this greater standard of living
without overly indulging them? No doubt it is a balancing act, and
requires planning, forethought, and consistency.
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Don't
Feed the Bears...

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RECENT NEWS
'The Gazebo' is Getting Great Exposure
With such a powerful story to tell, Alex
Lebenstein's story as told to Don Levin in The Gazebo is getting a
lot of attention - both in their hometown of Richmond, VA and across the
World Wide Web. See the following links for the latest news:
"Mr. Lebenstein’s
story is gut-wrenchingly real. He’s bravely shouldered a burden,
endlessly, so that “they” may understand and never repeat the sins
of their grandparents. The Gazebo is a must read."
- Andrea Sisco, Armchair Interviews, January 2009 (click
here for review)
The Gazebo
reflects life from hate to tolerance - Midlothian Exchange,
newspaper article, December 3, 2008 (click
here for article)
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