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Keep it 100: Real Talk on being a Real Man

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Every young man needs to learn how to become a grown man. Every grown man should strive to become a better man. And every woman must know the fundamentals of men to achieve higher levels of love and relationships. Wouldn’t it be great if there was a practical source to provide us with insightful and entertaining information on the critical concepts of manhood? Well, Keeping it 100: Real Talk on being a Real Man, is that fresh and motivating look at what it takes for every man to reach his pinnacle. Good is good, but learning to function at 100% of your purpose and potential is the only way to obtain GREAT. 100% of the success you envision! 100% of the blessings you deserve! 100% of the dreams and life most people only wish for! From finances and females to God and goals, Keeping it 100 covers the essential spiritual, financial, psychological, emotional, and social bottom lines that every man should know to establish the strongest foundation possible. This isn’t your grandfather’s book! It is current, it is innovative, and it is you! Real men are hard to find these days, so Keeping it 100 is a must read for both men and women if we are going to get back to God’s original design. We are sons, husbands, brothers, boyfriends, co-workers, cousins, and neighbors. We are men, and if we know better…we can grow better. Pick up your copy of Keeping it 100: Real Talk on being a Real Man today (and then pick up another copy to positively impact someone else’s life and the world around you)! **for paperback visit: www dot noguilebooks dot com**

242 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

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May 25, 2011
KEEP IT 100
BY
RICKEY TEEMS ll
Real Talk!

“Keep It 100” by author Rickey Teems ll lives up to its title 100%. Real talk is what is being served in categories 100 through 1 where no topic is off limits. Using easy dialogue and keeping each category “lite” with catchy headings such as “Don’t Drink The Haterade!” and “Flossin’ VS Bossin’” this book could easily end up as a tool used in todays schools as a self awareness guide for young men and women. An area for reflections is located at the end of each principle along with a scriptural reference, a proverb, and one or two questions giving the reader a moment to self reflect.

Although I’ve heard and have taught my own children some of these principles it was refreshing to read them in such a relaxed presentation with a non preachy style. My personal favorites are #84 which focused on the impact our actions/decisions have on others, and #82 talked about letting go of the past…yes indeed, no matter how old you are it’s never too late to re-evaluate and set goals.

A quote from the introduction “The principles every man must know in order to take their life to the highest level.” A recommended read and should also be given to the young adult in your life.

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September 11, 2011
Keep it 100


I enjoyed “Keep it 100: Real Talk on Being a Real Man” by Rickey Teems II for the most part. However, I thought it was a bit predictable. I expected to be enlightened more, but it was all things that I have heard before. It also does not speak to every man. Let's keep it 100. We live in a very diverse world today. Every man is not "straight." The author should have tried to incorporate messages that included all walks of life.

I do believe “Keep it 100: Real Talk on Being a Real Man” could help some of the younger generation, especially the young men who are growing up without male role models.

Reviewed by: Jermaine
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