Letters to Ethan - review

About Tom McQueen
Tom McQueen died shortly after he was born. Apparently God wasn't expecting such a quick trip home so He returned Tom to his parents, Joe and Marie McQueen.

The enlightenment of that journey from birth to death and back to life again permanently colored Tom's world as a Christian therapist, consultant to Fortune 500 companies,personal coach, and author. His inspirational workshops and seminars have touched the hearts of audiences throughout North America.

Tom is the president of the American Family Foundation,Inc., a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to enrich the lives of children and families in the United States.
An avid Tampa Bay Lightning hockey fan, Tom celebrates the blessings of his family, friends, and colleagues on Florida's beautiful west coast. And one of his very first gifts to Ethan was, of course, a miniature hockey stick.

Other Books by Tom McQueen:
Near-Life Experiences: Discovering New Powers for Personal Growth
The Customer is WHY! Six Steps to Creating Legendary Service in Your Organization
Passion at Work: Ten Things Legendary Leaders Do To Improve Performance, Productivity, & Profit
BayCare Coaching: Helping Our Team Members Learn, Grow, and Develop
Have you ever thought about writing letters to your children or grandchildren as a lasting legacy?
Tom is starting a national campaign to encourage parents and grandparents to write letters to the next generation.
Please visit: www.legacynationusa.com to read letters from others and to begin work on your legacy.
Letters To Ethan:
A Grandfather's Legacy of Life & Love

Dear Ethan:

Like the rest of us, you didn't come with an owner's manual. You'll probably wonder – more than once – why you're here. What is your life's purpose? How will you face the adversity your life will surely bring?

Despite appearances, no one's life is ever simple. We have our parents and our friends to learn from; they have much to teach us. And you'll hear a lot from, and about, public figures – athletes, newscasters, actors, politicians, artists…celebrities of every kind.

But making sense of the world we live in is something each one of us struggles with. The truth is, life is complicated. It's wonderful; it's awful; it's a thrill; it's a bore. And it can feel almost unbearable at times. Almost.

Fortunately, you're blessed with a family that loves you. Your grandfather, Tom McQueen, wrote you this book. No one has all the answers, but he's already faced many of the challenges you'll encounter.

Even those of us who've been around awhile can learn a thing or twelve from your grandpa. He's helped a lot of folks as a therapist; he's inspired audiences with his seminars; and he's shared his thoughts in several other books.

In these letters to you, Ethan, your grandpa reveals the mistakes and miracles that have shaped his life. Anyone can give advice, but true wisdom is hard-won. And the book you're holding contains plenty of it.

Sincerely,
Coach Lou Holtz
My Review:
I really enjoyed Letters To Ethan.  Being a grandma, it has given me the desire to leave something similar to my grandkids.  This book is full of good advice, principles/morals to live by, and just plain fun.  To leave a legacy to our grandkids to help them deal with the issues of life and to also teach them to have fun and find the JOY in all things is wonderful.  I would recommend this book to anyone with kids and/or grandkids.  It would also be a good starting place for leaving your own kid/grandkids a piece of who you are and how you lived your life.
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