By Centering Our Lives On Correct Principles

Each Of Us Tends To Think We See Things As They Are, That We Are Objective. But This Is Not The Case. We See The World, Not As It Is, But As We Are - Or As We Are Conditioned To See It.

In The Absence Of Wake-up Calls, Many Of Us Never Really Confront The Critical Issues Of Life.

Our Behavior Is A Function Of Our Decisions, Not Our Conditions.

When Parents See Their Children's Problems As Opportunities To Build The Relationship Instead Of As Negative, Burdensome Irritations, It Totally Changes The Nature Of Parent-child Interaction. Parents Become More Willing, Even Excited, About Deeply Understanding And Helping Their Children. . . . This Paradigm Is Powerful In Business As Well.

But With The Steady Disintegration Of The Family In Modern Society Over The Last Century, The Role Of The School In Bridging The Gap Has Become Vital!