Rich-Minded Mom, Poor-Minded Dad eBook

Based on perspectives, know-how, and common sense, this book talks about the rich and poor suggestions Federico's parents gave him during his teenage years. Its purpose is to be thought- provoking and to make the reader think about life, and how parents can lift their children up, but also bring them down if they are not careful. Sadly, many parents have a limited perspective on life. Having never really pushed themselves out of their comfort zones, they have never questioned their own beliefs and ideas, or taken on any real challenges or risks. Rich-Minded Mom, Poor-Minded Dad will discuss the differences between these parents. Framed around the author's personal experience, you will see one parent adopting a winning attitude, and the other demonstrating a poor one. How one encourages following one's dreams, while the other leans towards playing it safe.

What Others Say About this Book:

In his new book, the author explores the influence of a child's family and environment on his development as a person.

How does parental failure affect a child's success? Why doesn't "for good" always mean "good?" How to meet the expectations of adults and not destroy your future?

The answers to these and many other questions can be found here in this fascinating book.

On analysing the book, Rich-Minded Mom, Poor-Minded Dad, the author is helping parents in a humorous way to bring up children to become strong, independent and self-confident individuals who are not afraid to follow up on their dreams. It can also help anyone willing to raise one's standards, and, more importantly, wishing to take their life back on track.

Jana Horackova

On reading Federico's new book, I must say that I'm looking forward to putting into practice many of the teachings the book recommends. In this regard, the author faces a difficult topic: the education of children, and how the parents' thinking and ideas can have a critical impact on their future lives as adults. A topic which, to some extent, affects each and every one of us.

Marina Neurin