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Do Something!: "I can...I will--I won't quit!
To become the BEST version of yourself, you have to DO SOMETHING! How do you break through the cycle of self-doubt and realize your potential? How do you find the motivation and the desire to keep going when things look overwhelming? Regardless of what stage you are in life, you are on a journey that you have to walk. Join Jim “Basketball” Jones on a walk through the lessons he learned as a Special Education student struggling with Dyslexia. During this walk, Jim reveals the exact steps YOU need to take to break out and break through YOUR own adversity. Secret tips and tricks that will help motivate you to get up and get you going. Plus, you will learn 8 PERSONAL SUCCESS PRINCIPLES that if followedwill make you unstoppable. This simple book is a great PLAYBOOK to help you become the BEST version of Yourself. This book is also a SLAM DUNK guide for parents or teachers to develop resilient, confident and strong kids. 8 Personal SuccessPrinciples Inside. Bust through Adversity; Take Control of Your Life; Realize Your Dreams; Become the Best Version of Yourself
83 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 15, 2020
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April 25, 2026
“basketball jones” Cheech and Chong
3.5
For the past two years Mr Jones has presented to our elementary students. His presentations are well developed and embody concepts of whole brain teaching that square with my own teaching philosophies. This year when presenting to our students on test taking preparation, Mr Jones shared a little about his childhood growing up with dyslexia and in special education. I was so intrigued that when I found out he had a book I began reading it that evening.
Mr Jones’ philosophies and teaching style appear to be more than just a good program. They seem to be the pinnacle of who he is, what he believes the world should be and how he believes we can all improve ourselves and our world. Well done to Mr Jones- I hope we continue to have him present for us for years to come.
3.5
For the past two years Mr Jones has presented to our elementary students. His presentations are well developed and embody concepts of whole brain teaching that square with my own teaching philosophies. This year when presenting to our students on test taking preparation, Mr Jones shared a little about his childhood growing up with dyslexia and in special education. I was so intrigued that when I found out he had a book I began reading it that evening.
Mr Jones’ philosophies and teaching style appear to be more than just a good program. They seem to be the pinnacle of who he is, what he believes the world should be and how he believes we can all improve ourselves and our world. Well done to Mr Jones- I hope we continue to have him present for us for years to come.
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