God's True Law: A Parent's Guide to Raising Successful Children

De: Garrett Soldano

Narrado por: Brian McGovern

Duración: 3 h y 57 m

Resumen del Editor

Raising children is the most important responsibility we have. Are you doing all you can to be the best parent possible?

Dr. Garrett Soldano has spent his entire adult life applying the Universal Laws to athletics and entrepreneurship. Now, he applies these same laws to successful parenting. Turning his efforts to creating a simple yet easy to understand guide for parents, he has outlined a clear path for setting a solid foundation of values for children.

How many times do we see children follow their parents down the same road toward self-destruction falling prey to behaviors like alcoholism, drug abuse, eating disorders, self-esteem issues, relationship/social difficulties or financial problems? Our children are a product of their environment. Therefore, as parents we must be a positive influence - not only in how we react to situations and events but also by monitoring ourselves constantly in everything that we do and don't do.

With the wealth of knowledge available today, there is no excuse to sit back and not take action against the debacle we are witnessing with our youth.

In God's True Law, Dr. Garrett Soldano describes the definite science to being a successful parent. It is built upon a foundation of his life experiences growing up in poverty. The story begins with his two very young parents, completely raw in their skills, living in a trailer park and struggling to make ends meet, who still succeeded in pulling themselves up while providing their sons with all the prerequisites to move forward in life.

Based on his experiences and observations, Dr. Soldano began to study, formalize, and apply the lessons of Universal Laws to parenting. The teachings in this revolutionary book, if applied correctly, will make sure parents' aspirations take root, legacies grow and family trees flourish for generations to come.

©2013 Garrett Soldano (P)2013 Garrett Soldano

so terrible, it was hard to give a single star

Wow, I was trying to find out a little about the man behind the anti-masking/anti-quarantine orders in Michigan. I find out he is a Chiropracter and go on his webpage and discover he has written a Christian parenting book. I listen to it and WOW was it horrible.

NOT Christian, very secular philosophy (which intelligent people realize doesn’t work in real life) of thinking about something hard enough and you will get it. The main thing he talks about thinking about is money. And the only time he mentions God is when he says “doesn’t God want you to be successful/rich/etc.” (the answer is NO--God wants you to love Him with all your heart, soul and strength and love your neighbor as yourself. God does NOT promise riches, success, health, wealth. This is one of the slickest lies ever told by the health and wealth gospel types. What God promises is joy, peace, and eternal life, despite hardships in this world. What God says about this life is that it brings suffering.

This is also NOT a parenting book. He only discusses children briefly, with the main goal stated at the beginning of the book is controlling their behavior so they will be “successful” (defined as rich, athletic, or powerful politically, and he gives star athletes and Donald Trump as examples). The only concrete thing he says about parenting strategies is when he compares parenting to dog training because you need to show your kid who is “boss” like a famous dog trainer does with his dogs.

He has zero credentials in the parenting realm, and zero in the Christian philosophy realm, and it shows in this book. In fact, it is very similar to the book “The Secret” which is decidedly not Christian. Don’t waste your time.

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The most positive thing I can say about this book was the narrator was very good. As the headline implies I was curious about this author since he is running for governor of Michigan against an actual governor. I am always concerned when an author has "the answers" that have been hidden from us by the liberals.. My concern moves terror when they begin to spout religious dogma as if it is science. I read some of the other reviews that were much more positive. I read them before I read the book because I thought it would help me take a less cranky posture towards" biblical child rearing". Well I still have my crank. I believe the Dunning Kruger article is available online for everyone to read. The thumbnail on Dunning Kroger is essentially that the smart have doubt and caution as their superpower. Author is Big fan of Donald Trump who also could write a parents guide to raising successful children. Whether not you are in capable or successful parent until your kids are at least in their 40s and 50s. If you're talking about being an expert and your kids are not even out of high school, you are quite premature.

Just saying!