Raising A Man
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This is the report that started it all. Before Raising A Hitter ... before the facility itself was even a dream ... Raising A Man laid the foundation.
Let the journey begin … through 312 pages and then your great life.
Growing from little league youth to major league manhood.
Timeless, universal examples of maximized potential for the boy who plays sports, the parents who raise him, and the coaches who lead him.
Every son becomes a man. Help your son become a great man.
{Note: the use of the word "man" is due to the fact that the author has two sons, and no daughters. In most instances, allowing for explicit differences, the term "woman" may be implied whenever the word "man" is used. In every other case, use your best judgment. When in doubt, train your daughter to be a woman off the field and to compete, no different than a man would, on the field.}
A definition of a great man: “someone who strives on a continual basis to maximize his full potential as both a player of a sport and as a human being of great character.”
The desire for maximal growth, in relation to potential, is an aggressive, primal, latent spirit. It is present in every young son. Too often, it is hidden or blunted or dulled. Too often, it lies fallow and wasted and defeated.
But there is another way; another path; another choice. This way belongs to the rare and the determined and the committed young man who decides his life is a mission he must fulfill, and his life is a contest in which he can never be defeated. This young man is a champion, in sports and in life!
Now is the time for the spirit of the conqueror to emerge from within your son. Now is the time for him to learn that he is unconstrained by normal, underachieving limits. Now is the time for him to know that he is capable of the same stupendous, fantastic, world-changing feats accomplished by the many great men of history and sports, such as George Washington, Pat Tillman, Chris Spielman, and John Boyd.
If these heroes were men of greatness, then your son can also be a great man, by using their lives as an example of his capacity for excellence. Each was a great man, and each will always be remembered. Your son can make the same choice to become great.
These stories, and many more, are contained within the pages of the motivational, informative, and comprehensive report Raising a Man, by Todd W. Skipton.
Knowledge is revealed in quotes, anecdotes, allegories and brief biographical segments, using current and historical men of greatness from across a wide spectrum of sports and life.
The book Raising a Man, this website, and a series of Raising … reports intend to reveal, nurture, accelerate and hone to perfection the overpowering and all-consuming desire for maximal growth that lies within your son.
What makes a son great in sports also makes him great in life.
Disclaimer: this information is not designed to tweak, buff, or result in slight improvement of your son. This information is not for the faint of heart, nor for those content with a mediocre life full of tepid results.
This information is meant to effect a dramatic, radical change in your son’s life during his journey from the promised potential of boyhood to his full, realized maximization of manhood.
Make a choice; begin the journey.
How will your son be remembered?
Potential. Reality. Greatness. Achieved.
Hall of Fame baseball slugger Harmon Killebrew remembers his childhood:
His father played with Harmon and his brother in their yard.
His mother came outside and said, “You’re tearing up the grass.”
“We’re not raising grass,” his father said. “We’re raising boys.”
Keep your eye on the real objective – little else matters more than teaching a boy how to reach his potential. Help him find his way to maximal development with Raising a Man.
A German statesman said, “Just as the child is father to the man, so the impressions of one’s youth remain the most vivid in manhood.” Read this book with your son and allow the stories to permeate your souls and fill your spirits to overflowing.
The founder of the Boy Scouts said, “The spirit is there in every boy. It has to be discovered and brought to light.”
If you’re raising a boy, read this book and discover this spirit.
John Quincy Adams, the 6th President of the United States, said: “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.”
If you’re raising a leader, read this book.
A professor said, “We say we waste time, but that is impossible. We waste ourselves.”
Waste not the potential of your young son; of your young leader. Read this report, and raise a man.
Apply the lessons within, and raise a great man!
Let the journey begin … through 312 pages and then your great life.
Growing from little league youth to major league manhood.
Timeless, universal examples of maximized potential for the boy who plays sports, the parents who raise him, and the coaches who lead him.
Every son becomes a man. Help your son become a great man.
{Note: the use of the word "man" is due to the fact that the author has two sons, and no daughters. In most instances, allowing for explicit differences, the term "woman" may be implied whenever the word "man" is used. In every other case, use your best judgment. When in doubt, train your daughter to be a woman off the field and to compete, no different than a man would, on the field.}
A definition of a great man: “someone who strives on a continual basis to maximize his full potential as both a player of a sport and as a human being of great character.”
The desire for maximal growth, in relation to potential, is an aggressive, primal, latent spirit. It is present in every young son. Too often, it is hidden or blunted or dulled. Too often, it lies fallow and wasted and defeated.
But there is another way; another path; another choice. This way belongs to the rare and the determined and the committed young man who decides his life is a mission he must fulfill, and his life is a contest in which he can never be defeated. This young man is a champion, in sports and in life!
Now is the time for the spirit of the conqueror to emerge from within your son. Now is the time for him to learn that he is unconstrained by normal, underachieving limits. Now is the time for him to know that he is capable of the same stupendous, fantastic, world-changing feats accomplished by the many great men of history and sports, such as George Washington, Pat Tillman, Chris Spielman, and John Boyd.
If these heroes were men of greatness, then your son can also be a great man, by using their lives as an example of his capacity for excellence. Each was a great man, and each will always be remembered. Your son can make the same choice to become great.
These stories, and many more, are contained within the pages of the motivational, informative, and comprehensive report Raising a Man, by Todd W. Skipton.
Knowledge is revealed in quotes, anecdotes, allegories and brief biographical segments, using current and historical men of greatness from across a wide spectrum of sports and life.
The book Raising a Man, this website, and a series of Raising … reports intend to reveal, nurture, accelerate and hone to perfection the overpowering and all-consuming desire for maximal growth that lies within your son.
What makes a son great in sports also makes him great in life.
Disclaimer: this information is not designed to tweak, buff, or result in slight improvement of your son. This information is not for the faint of heart, nor for those content with a mediocre life full of tepid results.
This information is meant to effect a dramatic, radical change in your son’s life during his journey from the promised potential of boyhood to his full, realized maximization of manhood.
Make a choice; begin the journey.
How will your son be remembered?
Potential. Reality. Greatness. Achieved.
Hall of Fame baseball slugger Harmon Killebrew remembers his childhood:
His father played with Harmon and his brother in their yard.
His mother came outside and said, “You’re tearing up the grass.”
“We’re not raising grass,” his father said. “We’re raising boys.”
Keep your eye on the real objective – little else matters more than teaching a boy how to reach his potential. Help him find his way to maximal development with Raising a Man.
A German statesman said, “Just as the child is father to the man, so the impressions of one’s youth remain the most vivid in manhood.” Read this book with your son and allow the stories to permeate your souls and fill your spirits to overflowing.
The founder of the Boy Scouts said, “The spirit is there in every boy. It has to be discovered and brought to light.”
If you’re raising a boy, read this book and discover this spirit.
John Quincy Adams, the 6th President of the United States, said: “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.”
If you’re raising a leader, read this book.
A professor said, “We say we waste time, but that is impossible. We waste ourselves.”
Waste not the potential of your young son; of your young leader. Read this report, and raise a man.
Apply the lessons within, and raise a great man!
