Kids don't trust you anymore?
"Learn The 10 Secrets That Will Help You Earn Back Your Children's Trust..."
Don't make the mistakes this Bad Dad made!
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"... you won't be able to stop reading ..." David Perdew held nothing back from his life experiences and miraculous turnaround in his ebook Bad Dad. If you are a parent, as I am, you won't be able to stop reading David's story. If you desire to improve your family life, read Bad Dad and apply it everyday. You and your kids will be glad you did. Roger Carr |
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From: David Perdew
Dear Friend:
How would you like to get invited back into your kids lives, to share the laughter you once had with them, and to learn to love them and to be loved by them? Keep reading to see how you can get a free preview of Bad Dad: 10 Keys to Regaining Trust.
Here's why this could be the most life-changing letter you'll ever read:
I've been there. I was a Bad Dad who didn't know any better. Ignorance is no excuse, but if you're like me, you may not have known that everything you've done as a father is probably wrong. Your kids know, just like mine did! But they aren't really in a position to tell us, are they? The only recourse they have is to avoid us as much as possible.
Here are clues that you may be a Bad Dad
(and I say that with love).
- There is very little laughter around your house
- Your kids are exceptionally quiet
- The tension is so thick you can cut it
- Someone always ends up crying—and ocassionally, it's you!
- Your kids recoil when you come close
- The kids have an alliance with mom
- After doling out discipline, you back off because you might "have been a little harsh"
- You apologize to your kids and spouse—often
If you do most of the things on the list above (to paraphrase Jeff Foxworthy) you might be a Bad Dad.
By the time my kids were in high school, they were done with me. That would have been okay (for them) if they could forget, but the damage of a Bad Dad is serious, lasts a lifetime and can only be reversed by serious effort to change.
| "All fathers need to read this book..." "All fathers need to read this book, whether they think they're a 'Bad Dad' or not. David's courageous honesty about his own past mistakes should serve as a wake-up call to all parents about the ways in which our actions affect our children. Awareness is the first step to improvement, and David beautifully demonstrates just how possible it is to heal the father-child bond, if only the desire to do so exists first." Wendy Betterini |
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| "Never too late to be a wonderful dad!" It's never too late to be a wonderful dad! That's the inspiring message in David Perdew's painfully honest story of his disasters, gradual recovery and ultimate triumph in the world of modern fatherhood. This book is sure to be of great help and encouragement to every dad who's ever struggled in his relationship with a son or daughter and I'm more than happy to recommend it to my readers. Bob Collier, Publisher of the Parental Intelligence Newsletter http://www.parental-intelligence.com
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From the Mouths of Babes
The following is three excellent reasons to get Bad Dad: 10 Keys to Regaining Trust.
Reason one. My daughter rarely describes the days she tiptoed around me because of my explosive temper—it's still too painful. But now she says:
I live an enriched, fulfilling, happy, fun life and Dad taught me how to do that. He taught me to take what you have, a life that you hate, and turn it into a dream come true. It may have taken me awhile but I’m here now, and he gets the credit.
Reason two. My oldest son, who always tried to tell me the story he thought I wanted to hear, says:
Throughout my life, my dad was always the last one to know. I would avoid telling him things, because I was afraid of disappointing him. What I eventually did was leave him out all together. It was when I took my beautiful bride-to-be to meet him thatI finally understood. After all of those years, I was always afraid of the wrong thing. Not including him ultimately hurt us both.
Reason three. My youngest son, who didn't spend a night with me for nearly six years, says:
There were some times when I really didn’t feel comfortable around you because I didn’t know what you were going to do next. You were just so angry and that scared me. The only way that I felt I could get over the hurt of it was to make myself not care and the drugs really helped with that. I know that I have done, and still do, some things to really upset you, and make you angry but you still tell me you love me. And that is it. That is what a good father does. No matter what, you will love me and you make sure that I know that.
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To your success,
David Perdew,
Bad-Dad (no more!)
P.S. Remember my daughter's words:
My dad will tell you he doesn’t think he tried hard enough, that he didn’t do enough that he wasn’t a good dad for a long time. But who he is now has helped me become who I am today. I live an enriched, fulfilling, happy, fun life and he taught me how to do that. He taught me how to take what you have, a life that you hate, and turn it into your dream come true. It may have taken me awhile but I’m here now, and he gets the credit.
That brings tears to my eyes, but, of course, there's credit for everyone just because we all were willing to try again.
P.P.S. Remember, our supply of the free bonuses is limited. I can only guarantee you'll receive them if you order right away. So don't delay. Act now.