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The 5-Step Adventure from Failure to Father to Hero: 5 Steps to More Meaningful Relationships with Your Family
Are you struggling in your journey as a father? Do you want desperately to become the husband and dad your family deserves, but don't know where to start? This simple, five-step plan for dads and parents gives you practical steps you can take today to start developing more meaningful relationships with your wife and children. In five to-the-point chapters, this book will help you begin building the legacy you want to leave, and teach you how to become the hero your family deserves. No matter how good -- or how bad -- a father you think you may be, this quick read will give you a quick win that will positively impact your family for years to come.
26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 20, 2015
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October 8, 2018
This book offers advice to fathers who seek to improve their relationship with their family. Cox begins by describing the perfect guy next door. Everything seems to be perfect for him. You are jealous but feel that you cannot possibly live up to him as a role model. So, what happens? You give up because you believe that you cannot possibly rise to that level and become lazy and unwilling to put any effort toward improving your role as a father. Grant outlines five steps to connect with the family, improve relationships, and become a hero figure.
Step One is to set a goal to eat dinner with the family every night. The second step is to hug, squeeze and show affection to every member of the family several times a day. This makes each member feel secure and will improve mental and physical health as well. The third step is to play or direct individual attention to each member of the family daily, making each feel special. Steps four and five are spiritual in nature. Grant, who is both a journalist and a minister, advises prayer and listening to God to develop family unity. The author acknowledges human failures and admits no one can be a hero all the time, but he urges fathers to use his program to start making progress toward a stronger family unit.
Recommended for families, especially dads, who wish to strengthen and grow the bonds of family unity.
Step One is to set a goal to eat dinner with the family every night. The second step is to hug, squeeze and show affection to every member of the family several times a day. This makes each member feel secure and will improve mental and physical health as well. The third step is to play or direct individual attention to each member of the family daily, making each feel special. Steps four and five are spiritual in nature. Grant, who is both a journalist and a minister, advises prayer and listening to God to develop family unity. The author acknowledges human failures and admits no one can be a hero all the time, but he urges fathers to use his program to start making progress toward a stronger family unit.
Recommended for families, especially dads, who wish to strengthen and grow the bonds of family unity.
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