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How to raise successful people - The ultimate guide to build a successful mind - cover

How to raise successful people - The ultimate guide to build a successful mind

ALBERT PIAGET

Publisher: Youcanprint

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Summary

What is that thing that really makes someone successful?

What kind of abilities or knowledge do successful people have?

The truth is that success is made of a lot of simple and little things that can create great results when used together.

For example: When it comes to parenting, it's a known fact that we tend to raise our children in the same way our parents raised us. Now, we don't want to do that, we want only to take the best of our parents efforts and leave all the rest.

Our children will be able to grow up in a complete different way only because of this little difference.

To examine how you can raise your children to be not only successful, but kind and independent too than you'll need a guide like:

"How to Raise Successful People: The ultimate guide to build a successful mind" by Albert Piaget



Here's a little preview of what you will find inside of the book:

the Esther Wojcicki story

let your children discover their passions

build rock solid relationships

the importance of discipline

how much collaboration is important to become successful

...and much, much more!

Scroll up and add to cart "How to Raise Successful People" by Albert Piaget!
Available since: 10/19/2021.

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