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Lead Your Family Like a Rockstar CEO: The Missing Manual for Dads
Most men drift through fatherhood without a plan, without a vision, and without the courage to lead like it matters.
But not you.
You picked up this book because you want more than "good enough." You want to build something that lasts.
Here's the Your family is the most important enterprise you'll ever run. It's the greatest investment you'll ever make. And the impact you have as a father—good or bad—will echo long after you're gone.
In Lead Your Family Like a Rockstar CEO, entrepreneur and father of four James Lyles III shows you how to apply the same strategic thinking that builds billion-dollar companies to the one venture that actually your family.
Inside, you'll
How to craft a family mission and vision that gives your household direction and purposeThe "market forces" working against your family—and how to defend against themWhy you're not raising kids, you're developing future adults (and how to do it intentionally)How to structure your home with clear roles, expectations, and accountabilityThe financial strategies that build generational wealth and wisdomHow to create a legacy your children will be proud to carry forwardThis isn't theory. It's a field-tested framework from a dad who's been in the trenches for nearly 30 years—building businesses, building a marriage, and building four kids into capable adults.
No more drifting. No more "just getting by."
It's time to lead with purpose. Love with strength. Build with vision.
You're not just Dad. You're your family's rockstar CEO.
But not you.
You picked up this book because you want more than "good enough." You want to build something that lasts.
Here's the Your family is the most important enterprise you'll ever run. It's the greatest investment you'll ever make. And the impact you have as a father—good or bad—will echo long after you're gone.
In Lead Your Family Like a Rockstar CEO, entrepreneur and father of four James Lyles III shows you how to apply the same strategic thinking that builds billion-dollar companies to the one venture that actually your family.
Inside, you'll
How to craft a family mission and vision that gives your household direction and purposeThe "market forces" working against your family—and how to defend against themWhy you're not raising kids, you're developing future adults (and how to do it intentionally)How to structure your home with clear roles, expectations, and accountabilityThe financial strategies that build generational wealth and wisdomHow to create a legacy your children will be proud to carry forwardThis isn't theory. It's a field-tested framework from a dad who's been in the trenches for nearly 30 years—building businesses, building a marriage, and building four kids into capable adults.
No more drifting. No more "just getting by."
It's time to lead with purpose. Love with strength. Build with vision.
You're not just Dad. You're your family's rockstar CEO.
100 pages, Paperback
Published January 15, 2026
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January 8, 2026
Just the book this Mother needed!
I love this book! Even though its primarily written to fathers, im 100% on board with everything spoken in here. Its the book our husbands, sons, and grandsons need for guidance. Its a book our daughters need for dating then marrying the right CEO for their future family.
I love this book! Even though its primarily written to fathers, im 100% on board with everything spoken in here. Its the book our husbands, sons, and grandsons need for guidance. Its a book our daughters need for dating then marrying the right CEO for their future family.
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May 13, 2026My dad got this book for me to read because he doesn't respect my parenting. We read it together. It made him feel guilty for not being the best dad and I learned some things. I now have a family vision statement hung up.
So you can learn something from a transphobic sexist.
So you can learn something from a transphobic sexist.
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