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Does
The Secret of the Can address respect, tolerance, bullying & acceptance
issues?
Yes, This
is one of the key elements of the book. The Secret of the Can talks
about the four types of people: victims, victimizers, couch potatoes and
Keepers of the Keys of Success. When you understand and practice The
Secret of the Can you are no longer distracted by the garbage or drama
of life. Your focus will be on your dreams and direction in life.
Why is the Secret of the Can
spiral bound?
It is
patterned from the student agendas most schools use. Flips completely open,
is more compact and you never lose your place. It’s much easier to write
notes along side the written text. Writing notes, thoughts, ideas, action
steps and questions in the margin is one habit highly effective people use
when reading any book.
How can
schools use the book The Secret of the Can?
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Integrate with Character Education Programs
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Add more value
by adding a student keynote assembly or leadership
training with the author.
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Utilize the book in English or Living Skills classes and
change the
thinking skills of an entire grade level.
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Use to accelerate student growth and awareness in student assistance groups
or individual counseling.
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Use as an alternative to discipline, as a suspension or an extra credit
assignment.
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Use to begin implementation of the Youth4Youth Program.
Why is
The Secret of the Can the first book in the Seeds For Success
Series?
Most people are unaware that the lasting
foundation for success is in our mindset. When you practice The Secret of
the Can you will begin to break through limiting beliefs, negative
self-talk and self-doubt by creating new “thought habits.” This will
build a solid foundation for success. You will begin taking more
responsibility by no longer making excuses. You will treat yourself and
others with more respect. You will be positive, self-confident and happier.
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