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The “Secret Sauce”

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YBHL is a detailed actionable textbook raising strong young Black males

YBHL was written for you to easily explain it to him and for him to easily understand it

YBHL will help you find, develop, take back and keep his Righteous mind

YBHL doesn’t offer performance objectives or transformative healing power

YBHL offers things that you and your son can learn until they’re hardwired into his mainframe

Topics in YBHL have been repeatedly documented and are easily verifiable

YBHL will improve communication and reduce stressful encounters

No one can make a meal correctly without the proper ingredients

No one can make a proper decision without facts

As he grows older, his reality will change but, the guidelines in this textbook will not — no matter what his age is.

You don’t want him “deciding”  to do what you ask him to do

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Welcome to Your Book His Life!

Welcome. Thank you for purchasing this book. I know you’re looking for something — perhaps the solution to a problem or a different perspective that teaches you something new.

My goal for Your Book His Life is that you just don’t read it, but you use it.

Your Book His Life is a textbook that is a handbook for young Black males 6 years of age to 25 years and beyond. Its content is based on my experiences which I have poured into these chapters to provide you with actionable steps, not just theory. However, YBHL primarily serves as a reference book for single mothers who are ready for a new approach to developing their sons into strong responsible Black men.

My ultimate objective is to assist you through their parenting journey.            

Parents should be able to convince their sons that success is attitude and effort. We are requesting that they allow us to help lead them to accomplishment while  impressing upon them that they are safe, valued and cared for.

Those who have taken on the challenge of developing a young Black man in this society must realize that they have been marginalized and their self -image has been deformed.  If anything, I would like to create a comfortable level of relatability between the mother, her son and understanding this textbook.             

Take what serves you and leave what doesn’t 

LET’S GET STARTED!

Nile Muhammad (Hawkins)