TMF+Uncripted+TGRRE 4 Teens

[DuncDad]

Hi @MJ DeMarco,
How about a condensed version of the 3 books in one for teenagers.
My son should read them but wouldn't stick with 3 books - so perhaps condense the key lessons into 1 book.
My boy is almost 14, just about to find out how crap it is to wash dishes for next to no money.
I have always promoted to him to think 'income' rather than 'job' and he's a smart kid.

@DuncDad

 

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[fastlane_dad]

Hi @MJ DeMarco,
How about a condensed version of the 3 books in one for teenagers.
My son should read them but wouldn't stick with 3 books - so perhaps condense the key lessons into 1 book.
My boy is almost 14, just about to find out how crap it is to wash dishes for next to no money.
I have always promoted to him to think 'income' rather than 'job' and he's a smart kid.

@DuncDad

I think all books are great on their own - but why not just start with TMF - it highlights virtually ALL the lessons in one book, and is a terrific start.

Easy to understand and get through in a short amount of time. With your guidance and explanation -- there is really not that much more that needs to be read to get the point.

 

[RicardoGrande]

Well I'm sorry to say, but if you really desire him to be "uncripted", you're going to have to let him get jumped in by some neighborhood bloods, he'll then have to learn the gang sign.
Productocracy? Oh he'll learn allllllll about it at least on them streets

 

[DuncDad]

Well I'm sorry to say, but if you really desire him to be "uncripted", you're going to have to let him get jumped in by some neighborhood bloods, he'll then have to learn the gang sign.
Productocracy? Oh he'll learn allllllll about it at least on them streets

Thankfully we live in a small country town... not too much trouble they can get into on the streets

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

How about a condensed version of the 3 books in one for teenagers.

I'd say give 'em the last book, The Great Rat Race Escape since it is half story, so it might appeal more.

It also does a decent job of summarizing the first two, put into application and practice.

 

[DuncDad]

I'd say give 'em the last book, The Great Rat Race Escape since it is half story, so it might appeal more.

It also does a decent job of summarizing the first two, put into application and practice.

I'm even thinking of offering a bounty for 'books read'