“I am a Leader: A 90-Day Leadership Journal for Kids” Debuts as the #1 New Release on Amazon

“I am a Leader: A 90-Day Leadership Journal for Kids” Debuts as the #1 New Release on Amazon

Parents can support leadership growth in their children with the “I am a Leader: A 90-Day Leadership Journal for Kids that launched July 19, 2019, as the #1 New Release

New Orleans, LA – July 22, 2019 – American author, Peter J. Liang launched his new book, “I am A Leader: A 90-Day Leadership Journal for Kids,” on July 19, 2019, and it quickly topped the Amazon charts as the #1 New Release. Liang told editor and publisher Dr. Melissa Caudle from Absolute Author Publishing House, that he is not only thrilled but also humbled by the support.” Caudle said, “I’m not surprised. The book is that good. I can speak from a personal perspective since I have worked through it with four of my grandchildren who range from the ages of eight to twelve.” According to Liang, the book helps a child to develop leadership skills and taps into various skills that a child can use in challenging situations.

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ABOUT THE BOOK

The Ledership4kids  program is an exciting, fun, action-packed program designed to help children gain specific skills so that they can apply them in a school setting and other demanding leadership situations.

The I AM A LEADER journal came straight out of the daily assignments from Peter's Leadership4kids program. After seeing countless examples of how a simple daily journal can help kids gain skills such as self-awareness, confidence, and grit, Peter decided to publish it so more children could benefit from the daily practice of journaling. The book is now available on Amazon.

RAVE REVIEWS

Exactly what I have been looking for, a simple journal to help my son (10-year-old) reflect on his day. The writing prompts change daily, and they cover a wide range of topics. My son's favorite week is courage. Jessica D.

This journal is wonderful way for kids to learn about leadership skills. Kids need this, and parents do too. I bought it for my nephew who is nine years old, but I can see this could be good for older kids as well. David K.

My eight-year-old daughter loves this journal. It has become part of our nightly routine now. Louise C.

I LOVE this journal. Very easy to get started, and we are already on day twelve. My daughter seems to really enjoy the centering exercise too. Catherine L.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Peter J. Liang is the founder of Leadership4Kids, a leadership development organization committed to helping kids become better leaders through mind and body education to improve movement patterns, self-confidence, and presence. 

For nearly ten years, Peter has used his experience gained as a business and tech executive, and a board member for various organizations to help kids develop leadership qualities such as gratitude, courage, and grit so they can live a more fulfilled life.  embodiment practice, Peter has also been trained in Being in Movement mind/body education, stress reduction, compassionate power, and peacemaking.

Contact Information

PeterjLiang@gmail.com

www.peterjliang.blogspot.com

My Mission to Change a Million Children's Lives Through Leadership4Kids

July 25, 2019

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My Mission to Change a Million Children's Lives Through Leadership4Kids

My friends, I am on a mission.

I am going to change a million children’s lives through Leadership4Kids, a company I started two years ago to help kids (age 8–12) become better leaders through mind-body education improving self-confidence, movement patterns, and presence.

Our children are our future. As parents, we all want the best for our kids — ever since they are born, how to feed them right, how to get them to sleep, how to potty-train them, etc.

Then as they grow out of the toddler stage, we want to them to do well in school - math, reading, music, art, and of course, sports. The list seems endless.

School and society does a good job teaching all these and we believe these classes and activities will somehow help them in life. Yes, we want our children to be intelligent, social, athletic and artistic but we want something much more.

We want them to be grateful, we want them to have courage, we want them to have a sense of purpose, a sense of dignity, a sense of joy, and achieve something bigger than themselves. In other words, we want them to be “leaders”. So how do we teach leadership?

One of the core principles of Leadership4Kids framework is that “all mastery is self-mastery — the foundation of leadership is self-awareness.” To teach that, one of the tools I use to help kids develop self-awareness is through a daily journal.

After seeing countless examples of how a simple daily journal can help kids gain skills such as self-awareness, confidence and gratitude. I was inspired and felt compelled to get it published (thank you Absolute Author Publishing House), so more kids can benefit from this daily practice.

Today, I am super excited to share that Leadership4Kids’ I AM A LEADER: A 90-Day Leadership Journal for Kids (Ages 8–12) hit #1 New Release in Children’s Social Skills on Amazon.

And the journal is just the start. I’m going to change a million lives through the Leadership4Kids platform, and it will be done in a number of ways, including:

·       Leadership4Kids weekly classes and workshops in local communities

·       I AM A LEADER — A 90-Day Leadership Journal for Kids

·       I AM A LEADER — 5-Minute Leadership Stories for Kids

·       I AM A LEADER — board game

·       Leadership4Kids online courses on specific topics

·       Leadership4Kids books and video courses

·       Leadership4Kids Podcast

This is a lot of work, I know. But this is meaningful work to me. I truly believe that children are gifts from God and nothing makes me happier to work with kids and seeing them grow and develop, to help kids preserve their original wisdom through the games/role plays/embodied practices.

So today, I am excited to share my mission with you all, because I’m deeply grateful for your support over the years (I start to see how all the dots are connected now looking backwards), and just know that I’m committed to making this happen.

Thank you for reading this post and if you share the same mission, I would love to hear from you.