James Young's Personal Development Program Empowers People: Empowerment Leads to Success
The James Young Empowerment Center, founded in 2009, Introduces The Personal Development Program to The Public
Fort Lauderdale, FL, January 20, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Robert Hart asks "Why Do Tens of Millions of People Hate Their Careers, Hate Their Relationships, and Hate Their Lives in General?" Could the Primary Cause be Lack of ‘Empowerment’, Commonly Referred to as ‘Low Self-Esteem’?
According to Robert Hart, COO of The James Young Empowerment Center, “Our Personal Development Program (PDP) empowers people to become better partners, better parents, better employees, and better students.”
The PDP incorporates James Young’s autobiography along with a companion study guide which is both educational and reinforces his message that personal development, and success can be achieved in spite of one’s circumstances.
James grew up in the 1950s. He lived in an abusive foster care home, dropped out of school, made his bones as a Goon on the streets of Rochester, NY, which eventually led to incarceration in Attica Prison during the 1971 riots. His story has the potential to resonate with millions of similarly challenged students, dropouts, unemployed, entry-level employees, ex-prisoners, and those currently incarcerated, but also anyone who struggles with low self-esteem, or who feels they have not yet reached their fullest potential as a person, as a parent, as a student, or as a teacher.”
The companion study guide breaks each chapter down into basic elements designed to loosen personal barriers and to lock in the book’s positive messages, slowly changing low self-esteem into empowerment, and empowerment into success.
According to Robert Hart, “Business owners will find the PDP invaluable in; developing better employer-employee relationships, engaging hard to reach students, preparing inmates for reintroduction into society.”
Ms Mecca Handy of William Grady High School in Atlanta, GA has utilized the PDP since 2009 after finding it resonated with her English Literature class. Ms Handy’s student testimonials as well as information about purchasing the PDP are available at www.jamesyoungsite.com.
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According to Robert Hart, COO of The James Young Empowerment Center, “Our Personal Development Program (PDP) empowers people to become better partners, better parents, better employees, and better students.”
The PDP incorporates James Young’s autobiography along with a companion study guide which is both educational and reinforces his message that personal development, and success can be achieved in spite of one’s circumstances.
James grew up in the 1950s. He lived in an abusive foster care home, dropped out of school, made his bones as a Goon on the streets of Rochester, NY, which eventually led to incarceration in Attica Prison during the 1971 riots. His story has the potential to resonate with millions of similarly challenged students, dropouts, unemployed, entry-level employees, ex-prisoners, and those currently incarcerated, but also anyone who struggles with low self-esteem, or who feels they have not yet reached their fullest potential as a person, as a parent, as a student, or as a teacher.”
The companion study guide breaks each chapter down into basic elements designed to loosen personal barriers and to lock in the book’s positive messages, slowly changing low self-esteem into empowerment, and empowerment into success.
According to Robert Hart, “Business owners will find the PDP invaluable in; developing better employer-employee relationships, engaging hard to reach students, preparing inmates for reintroduction into society.”
Ms Mecca Handy of William Grady High School in Atlanta, GA has utilized the PDP since 2009 after finding it resonated with her English Literature class. Ms Handy’s student testimonials as well as information about purchasing the PDP are available at www.jamesyoungsite.com.
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