Score big with your father, brother, son or friend this holiday season with a gift of inspiration and encouragement.
Order our special, highly-collectible autographed edition of Quiet Strength: The Principles, Practices and Priorities of a Winning Life, by Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy, who speaks man-to-man about the struggles and successes in his life, both on and off the football field. His quest for excellence and integrity has been revealed in Coach Dungys commitment to his faith and family life, and rewarded with the highest honor in his profession, the Super Bowl trophy. His story inspires us all to examine and redefine our ideas of what it really means to be a winner, in the game of football and in the game of life.
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Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Monday, December 10, 2007
All Pro Dad Apparel
Looking for a great Christmas gift for yourself or another All Pro Dad you know? Be sure to check out our great selection of All Pro Dad apparel by clicking here..
Please order by December 14 to guarantee arrival before Christmas. Thanks again for being an All Pro Dad. We wish you and your family a wonderful holiday season.
Please order by December 14 to guarantee arrival before Christmas. Thanks again for being an All Pro Dad. We wish you and your family a wonderful holiday season.
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Your wife's antibodies
Most women are marvelously social creatures and love human interaction. In fact, by just being around your spouse, you can actually raise her antibodies to help fight infection and alleviate her stress. And this can do wonders in your marital relationship. Weve stressed over and over the importance of spending time one-on-one with each of your children. The same is true in marriage. Make time with her a priority and enjoy her. By doing so, you will inoculate your relationship against divorce.
For marital antibody-raising resources, Click Here
For marital antibody-raising resources, Click Here
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Neglect Your Family Gaurantee
You put a lot of time, love and effort into raising your children right. You can do everything well and, unfortunately, your kids can still make significant wrong choices that will lead them down ill-advised paths. Theres no guarantee that all your parental hard work will pay massive dividends down the road. Sorry. Chances are, it will. Thats why All Pro Dad is here.
But I can guarantee the opposite. If you are a workaholic, or couch potato, or hang out more with friends than family, or are cruel, or bitter, or sarcastic, or neglectful, your children will suffer and end-up broken under lifes train wreck. Very, very few exceptions to this rule. So as youre weighing choices in your life and ranking them in importance, think about your decisions light of The Neglect Your Family Guarantee and ask yourself it its really worth it.
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But I can guarantee the opposite. If you are a workaholic, or couch potato, or hang out more with friends than family, or are cruel, or bitter, or sarcastic, or neglectful, your children will suffer and end-up broken under lifes train wreck. Very, very few exceptions to this rule. So as youre weighing choices in your life and ranking them in importance, think about your decisions light of The Neglect Your Family Guarantee and ask yourself it its really worth it.
Do you know the 10 ways to be an All Pro Dad? Click Here
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Champion Father
At three-years old, Tiger Woods shot a legitimate 48 on nine holes. He then went on to become perhaps the best golfer in history. But the most impressive thing in his life isn't what he's done on the golf course, but what's been done for him at home. Tiger Woods credits an unlimited love from his parents with giving him the confidence to succeed. The heart of a champion starts with the loving heart of a father.
For champion fathers on and off the field, visit allprodad.com .
For champion fathers on and off the field, visit allprodad.com .
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Power of the pen
You write letters and notes to your most important clients, why not to your children?
Go to The Playbook and get some great tips on the power of the pen and how that can transform your relationship with your kids.
Go to The Playbook and get some great tips on the power of the pen and how that can transform your relationship with your kids.
Monday, December 3, 2007
The Gift of Counter-Pressure
On April 10, 1963, the nuclear attack submarine Thresher was no more. Its deep-dive trials southeast of Cape Cod came to a cataclysmic end and all 129 men aboard perished in 8,400 feet of water. The nuclear reactor probably shorted out and the sub did not have enough power to stop itself from sinking to the bottom and getting crushed by massive water pressure. It was a tragedy. It's interesting to note that while a state-of-the-art submarine was crushed under pressure, there were thinly-scaled fish happily swimming around the accident site. How is that possible? Because the pressure inside the sea creatures was greater than the pressure around them. They were prepared all their lives for it.
What a great parenting parable. Our goal is to make our children so full of faith and happiness on the inside that they won't get crushed under the enormous peer and media pressure in our culture. We need to give them the gift of counter-pressure. And that starts with letting them know just how much you love them.
For more on teaching your kids about handling peer pressure, click here.
What a great parenting parable. Our goal is to make our children so full of faith and happiness on the inside that they won't get crushed under the enormous peer and media pressure in our culture. We need to give them the gift of counter-pressure. And that starts with letting them know just how much you love them.
For more on teaching your kids about handling peer pressure, click here.
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