One day the two of us were sitting in a coffee shop writing our soon-to-be published book when Brad received a call that he was really excited about. Without hesitation, he jumped out of his seat and shouted “Woo hoo!!” and then proceeded to dance in a way that resembled a chicken flapping its wings. It was Brad’s way of celebrating the awesome news he’d received from that call. My instant response was “We have to put that dance on Youtube.com.” We began demonstrating the newly christened Gratitude Dance at events and randomly on the street, basically every time we were grateful for something, and it quickly became a big hit amongst our friends.

What do teenagers want? What do teenagers want to attract to themselves through deliberate attraction? I have coached individual teens, facilitated workshops and seminars for teens, and their interests differ somewhat to adults. Over the next few weeks you will be able to read more about my work with teens to date.

Creating Positive Behaviors in Others
Parents Can Take a Page from Business
Says Bestselling Author, Dr. Brian Walsh

Learning expert Dr. Brian E. Walsh, says that guiding your child to behave in a positive manner is as easy as 1,2,3. The bestselling author of, "Unleashing Your Brilliance," has adapted a business practice for family use, and it is compelling in its simplicity.