"Simple, easy to read and understand. Packed with powerful, life-enhancing information and wisdom. It should be given as a 'Graduation Gift' to every single young person today."
Who is this book for?
Why don't they teach basic lessons about life, money and gratitude in school? This book is for influential people who want to help young adults get the information they are missing.
This book is perfect for:
Parents
Family & Friends
Mentors
Youth Leaders
Teachers
Guidance Counselors
And much more...
Give The Gift Of A Better Future
01. Gift the book.
The ideal age is high school or college, but no one is too old to learn these concepts.
02. Walk them through it.
This book acts as a step-by-step guide as the learn important financial skills.
03. Be remembered.
They'll always look to you as an agent of change on their road to success.
"A must read for young adults! Well organized and easy to understand. The resource links at the bottom of the page are a fantastic idea!"
JC
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About
I am a small business owner, husband, and father of four. Born in Queens, NY and raised in the suburbs of Long Island.
Concerned that my kids were not getting some basic skills and information about money from school. I wrote a guide to fill in the gaps in their education. I kept asking the question "Why don't they teach the basics about life, money and gratitude in school?" and "Why isn't there a simple resource where you can get this information?"
Starting with some questions like: What do you want your life to look like? What do you do well? Then weaving that into:
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how to open a bank account,
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what is a credit card,
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how do I get a job,
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how do I find an apartment,
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how do I file my taxes,
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what am I supposed to be doing with my life
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and other useful things like that
Grad Gift is that basic resource presented through the story of a stick figure who experiences life after graduation .
I have been lucky to have wide variety of personal and work experiences. including being a brick cleaner, a laborer, tugboat worker, a cook, livery cab driver, boat launch driver, ditch digger, wire puller, sheetrock installer, ship simulator operator, navigator on a fast ferry, secretary, construction foreman, general contractor, property manager, author, book publisher, scout leader and father I try to share my practical knowledge.
I can usually be found spending time with my family out in nature or in my garage tinkering with something, always looking for a better way.
