Reseña del libro "Tiny Book For Giant Men (en Inglés)"
Inspiring and equipping good men to become great Steve Lawrence, Aussie Rules Premiership player with the Hawthorn Football Club, Director of Australia's largest ever event, World Youth Day 2008, and father of six, addresses the questions below and other vital questions facing men today. Drawing from compelling anecdotes of his life as a footballer, seasoned world traveller, and enthusiastic educator, as well as his adolescent experience in a broken family, Steve humorously and intelligently weaves inspiring stories of heroism and hope that help men to discover their mission and purpose in life.CHALLENGING MEN TO EXPLORE KEY LIFE QUESTIONS! - What is the Purpose of my Life?- How do I Achieve Success?- What Kind of Man Do I Want to Become?- Do I Have What it Takes to Make an Enduring Impact?-----------------------------------------------------------"There is nothing like this, anywhere! This is a road map, a handbook, and an instruction manual for great manhood. A book from a giant of a man, for Giant Men."Robert FalzonAuthor, "The Father Factor" and "Raising Fathers""This wonderful little book is full of traditional wisdom, drawing on Scripture, the writings of the saints and personal experience. Beautifully written and deeply personal, these letters on virtue underscore the importance of aiming for greatness as a man - so very needed today when authentic masculinity is so often misunderstood and sidelined. Highly recommended!"Dr Paul MorrisseyPresident, Campion College, Australia"An awesome book! A refreshingly honest presentation of what it means to be a man of God. Steve Lawrence wonderfully balances Sacred Scripture with practical, real-world advice. This wonderful book is an invaluable resource for all Catholics who care about the intellectual, physical, and spiritual development of the next generation of men."Deacon Harold Burke-SiversAuthor, "Building a Civilization of Love: A Catholic Response to Racism""If you want to be strengthened as a husband, father, son, brother, and - most importantly - as an apprentice of Jesus, you need to read this book.Dan DonaldsonVice President, Catholic Men's Leadership Alliance
