A Psychological Self-Improvement Book for Boys
Troubled boys become unsuccessful and unhappy men. Any boy can learn how to
keep that from happening.
Grand Haven, MI -- July 30, 2008 -- Happiness and success in life depend
on something nobody teaches a boy anything about - his mind. Most of the
time brains just free-run, doing whatever they want with the inputs they
receive, and taking us wherever they happen to drift, which often turns out
to be places we would rather not be. Instead of letting an out-of-control
brain be his master - a "monster" that constantly works against him - a boy
can decide to take control, making his mind think rationally and
constructively to provide a highly successful, abundantly happy and richly
rewarding life.
That is the premise of the newly published "Mind Over Monster," a
psychological self-improvement book intended for boys age ten and up. The
book presents a practical approach to understanding what the mind is and
how it works, how emotional and personality problems naturally result as a
boy grows up, and how they can easily be overcome. It doesn't shy away from
sensitive but important issues such as family, sex and religion, offering
insights that might prove controversial among some factions, but which face
up to the practical realities boys must deal with while becoming men in
today's real world. Written in a conversational style, these frank
conversations are liberally illustrated with real accounts from the
author's own life experiences.
Author Gene Warner is a husband, father, grandfather, engineer, business
owner, author, and publisher. His works include visitor guides, historical
sketches, nonprofit management guides, and practical self-improvement
books.
Mind Over Monster -- Psychological Self-Improvement for Boys
ISBN: 978-0-9797896-2-5
BoysMind Books
www.boysmindbooks.com/mom/
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