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- Herausgeber: BooxAi
- Kategorie: Fachliteratur
- Sprache: Englisch
We are not just a team, we are a family, and that is what makes us undefeated.
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Rockstar Parents Make Rockstar Kids is for any parent who lives to change the trajectory of their family dynamic. Learn the Seven Principles of building a stellar, next-level life emotionally, economically, and educationally. Whether you decide to do something in a very small way or
ramp it up to make millions, this book will show you the way. Parents, your lives will become focused, and children, young to adults, will reap the legacy. A gift of well-rounded and well-adapted children with bright futures intact. Parents, it is time to uncage the inner Rockstar and
teach your kids to reach for the stars.
Learn how to:
● Motivate your family to become a Business Rockstar
● Teach your family organization skills
● Design your business for financial success
● Create Rockstar kids with Rockstar attitudes
● Live your best life
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023
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Dr. Netta Jones
Rockstar Parents Make Rockstar Kids
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Copyright © 2023 by Dr. Netta Jones
No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.
Published by BooXAI
ISBN: 978-965-578-585-2
ROCKSTAR PARENTS MAKE ROCKSTAR KIDS
THE 1,2,3' S (A,B,C' S) OF BUILDING A FAMILY BUSINESS LEGACY
DR. NETTA JONES
Shoot for the moon.
Even if you miss, you`ll
land among the stars.
NORMAN VINCENT PEALE
This book is dedicated to my boys, Abdul, Anwar, and Khalil. Thank you for being the best business partners a mom ever had. You rock!
To my husband, Rick: I promise to make up for all the dinners that you missed, and thank you for allowing me the time to write this book.
To my twin sister, Aginah: for being a Rockstar Millionaire Mom right along with me, dreaming dreams, and having vision.
To my ancestors: all of you knew how to have a Family Business Legacy. Thank you for showing me the way.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
My utmost sincere and special thanks to the following:
To my Holy Father for guidance and insight while writing this book. Thank you, Holy Spirit, for guiding me.
My students who have trusted me over the years and who have developed their own businesses and have gone on to see them succeed. You are so incredible. Continue to be Rockstars in your own right, and now that most of you are parents, you became Rockstar Parents, and your kids are now Rockstar Kids.
My mentor, Dr. Sonya Stribling, for taking so many so high. Everybody needs a hero, and you are mine. When I grow up, I want to be just like you.
Older Kids Rock, Too!
CONTENTS
Chapter 1
In the Beginning
Chapter 2
The Family Business Legacy Experience
Chapter 3
The Legacy Family: Rockstar Parents
Chapter 4
Rockstar Kid
Chapter 5
Older Kids Rock, Too!
Chapter 6
Give Us Some Ideas
Chapter 7
The Cottage Food Industry
Epilogue
CHAPTER1
IN THE BEGINNING
We were a group of fairly content children who grew up with unassuming parents. They were not an educated couple. They worked hard. Our mother Laura, was born in Magnolia, Mississippi. She came from a very large and loving family of fourteen brothers and sisters. My grandfather, George, was considered a pillar of the community. He had, along with his brothers, inherited land from his father and his father's father. He learned to use it wisely and to the benefit of his family. The children respectively had their space and place on the farm. Each was expected to perform the daily chores and duties assigned to them. It was understood that the boys were first in line always. They were first when it came to education, respect, and being listened to. Even though they worked just as hard as the boys, the girls were expected to complete household chores. Some, like my mother, were always willing to work in the house and look after the babies. I guess that's why she was one of the better cooks among my aunts.
