Lessons From a Third Grade Dropout Audiobook (Free)

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Learn how life could be enhanced, how a corporate culture could be changed, what sort of family could be united-by living the simple lessons of a third-grade dropout.

We reside in an era of low anticipations. In fact, we have a tendency to celebrate low expectations. How we choose to live and function today is a far cry through the purposeful living of our parents.

Have we reached the point in our culture where it is more important to look good rather than be great? about Lessons From another Grade Dropout Has the pride in performing good function been changed by self-entitlement, ideal offices, and slick fits?

This book reacquaints readers using the wisdom-the common sense that was practiced simply and unwittingly by those that represent a generation gone by:

A generation that worked hard without complaining.A generation that did whatever was necessary to support their own families.A generation that took satisfaction in doing a great work.A generation that had high objectives for themselves and others they were responsible for.One such member of this generation was a third-grade dropout, a guy who never hid behind any reason. A man who never allowed his problems or insufficient a formal education to determine his present or have an effect on his future. A man who understood that future was a choice rather than a chance.

This book communicates lessons from that man’s life-the kind of wisdom that is rare in society today. It’s the kind of wisdom that may help you be a better person, a larger leader, a far more effective worker.

That man was Rick Rigsby’s father, and this book contains his impactful, far-reaching story-of what sort of life could be improved, of how a corporate culture could be changed, of how a family could be united-by living the easy lessons of the third-grade dropout.