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Publisher's Summary

Do you have students who need extra social and emotional help? Do you want to reach Black, Brown, and other traumatized students living in poverty? Do you want to inspire your most underperforming students to succeed in school? Then, get this book! 

Reflecting on how educators helped him overcome his challenging background of growing up in poverty amidst gang violence in Long Beach, California, in an unstable home with abuse, alcoholism, and drug addiction, thinking critically about his dissertation research on intercultural competence; and, most importantly, examining his 20+ years of working with students in 49 states over the last 20+ years, Manny Scott teaches you 40 secrets - principles and strategies - to reach, teach, and empower even your most underperforming students in a diverse, digital world. 

You will learn:

Proven principles, strategies, frameworks, and understand why they are effective.

Specific tactics you can use with your students.

Real-life examples and case studies of how the principles, strategies, and tactics have worked with real students.

You will also learn how to:

Develop in-depth understandings of your students across cultural, racial, political, and religious lines.

Develop awareness of how you have culturally been shaped in order to understand how your students, parents, and colleagues might misunderstand you.

Design and teach lessons that capture and keep the attention of even your most difficult, disengaged students.

Persuade your students to take proactive steps to take responsibility for their success, improve their grades and the overall quality of their lives.

Create an entire curriculum customized to your students.

And much more!

Achieve-Men

Building the Courage in Young Men to Unleash the Power Within, Achieve Their Dreams, and Impact the World.

In Achieve-Men, you will learn the seven steps to achieving your dreams and goals.

Each of us is given a unique gift from God. But, unfortunately, we never give thought to this until we are faced with trials and tribulations. 

These can often tell the story of our character. We can be seen to be weak or strong depending on our reaction as to how we handle these matters.

Given the vision to share how the acronym of the word ACHIEVE can be used systematically in your day-to-day life to refocus your belief on achieving your goals. Though everyone can use it, I hope that young men will relate to the content and become motivated to achieve their goals. Take massive action daily and consistently!

The author uses his words to impact this generation of young men and the ages following. Yes, we say young men, but no matter your gender or age, this book is for you to do more and be more. He is passionate about mentoring young men.

Mr. Pinder is asking you, "What have you done to impact the world?"

In 2010, my sister passed away. I had no outlet, no one to talk to anymore. So I began writing. I wrote about things I would want my nine kids at the time (now 11 Kids) to know about me, my life and, the lessons learned. My writings and blogs were never meant to be a memoir book, but a way of sorting my thoughts and providing guidance and understanding to my kids. My childhood was far from perfect. The physical, verbal, sexual abuse suffered for several years developed into anxiety, depression, Complex PTSD, and creating an alternate personality. It remained a secret to many except my sister. 

I worked for years, studying and learning how to keep my secrets controlled from my doctors, co-workers, friends, and the world has been a long and sometimes painful journey. I am no longer ashamed and remain unapologetic. I did not let the negative be a crutch for lack of success but more used some of my conditions to build a successful career along with raising a beautiful, healthy, loving family with my wife Michelle (Beth), while caring for my mother. Through this process, I realized then that I was going to do one of the hardest things, ask for help, and finally tell my story to someone and now here, everyone.