Present Parent Handbook
The role of a parent is more demanding than ever. We talk to, dress, and feed our children while scheduling appointments, checking our emails, and solving problems that have somehow made their way into our kitchen. But as deadlines are met and meetings scheduled, one has to consider the implications of these uninvited guests stealing our parenting opportunities. Are we allowing the urgent to overrule the important?
Present Company: Cultivating Cultures of High Performance in Teams and Organizations
Being present is not just a lucky accident or a trendy buzzword, it is an achievable skillset that you can cultivate in your personal life, business, or organization. Discover how the Art of Presence can enhance your creativity, productivity, and performance on every front—ensuring that you enter any situation with confidence and a newfound awareness.
Fuzzy Buttons
By Dr. Timothy Dukes
Illustrated by Nirzara Verulkar
To little children, the world can be a challenging place full of confusing situations that often create hard to handle feelings. Readers will learn from Curtis and his parents what it means to traverse the rocky passages all families inevitably face: finding the light of solution when everything seems dark and hopeless; being freed from an impossible situation; being held by someone who cares. Together you will bear witness to the inevitable challenges Curtis faces alone and in the safe embrace of his parents’ wisdom and understanding.
Gone Fishing
By Dr. Timothy Dukes
Illustrated by Nirzara Verulkar
When Curtis and his dad packed for their first fishing trip, little did they know that a lesson in how to catch a fish would soon become an unexpected adventure: father and son, undoing knots, moment to moment, moving through challenges, together.
This second book of The Present Parent Dialogue Series, reminds you to embrace the obstacles, however big or small. Pause and recognize your reflection in your child’s eyes, your heart will teach you everything you need to know about being a present parent.