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"Napoleon Hill's Children Psychological Empowerment Story" Series: Dottie and her Special Gift
- Compassion
- Categories:Growing Up & Facts of Life
- Language:Traditional Ch.
- Publication Place:United States
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- Pages:32
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- Text Color:Full color
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★BUILD A SOLID FOUNDATION——The series is perfect for parentswho want to instill a foundation of positivity, success, andconfidence in their children.
★GREAT FOR EDUCATORS——Each book includes definitions ofthe different principles and aquestion-and-answer section at the end of each story.
★FIVE BOOK SERIES——This book series offers the gift of lifelong success principles -packaged in fun, enchanting stories that children will love.
★Join Dottie, the lovable dog with a big heart filled with kindness, along with her special friends who lead young readers on adventures that teach timeless lessons about purpose, imagination,planning, persistence, teamwork, and more!
★Backed by the renowned Napoleon Hill Foundation,this inspiring series takes Hill's success principles and weaves them into delightful, relatable stories for children ages 4-9.
★Through charming illustrations and heart-filled storytelling, Dottie's adventures showcase the values of compassion, persistence, and believing in your unique talents.
The series includes 5 titles: Dottie and her Special Gift, Bobbie's Big Move, Lenny's Big Dream, Rosie's Missing Voice, Max's Turtle Problem
★GREAT FOR EDUCATORS——Each book includes definitions ofthe different principles and aquestion-and-answer section at the end of each story.
★FIVE BOOK SERIES——This book series offers the gift of lifelong success principles -packaged in fun, enchanting stories that children will love.
★Join Dottie, the lovable dog with a big heart filled with kindness, along with her special friends who lead young readers on adventures that teach timeless lessons about purpose, imagination,planning, persistence, teamwork, and more!
★Backed by the renowned Napoleon Hill Foundation,this inspiring series takes Hill's success principles and weaves them into delightful, relatable stories for children ages 4-9.
★Through charming illustrations and heart-filled storytelling, Dottie's adventures showcase the values of compassion, persistence, and believing in your unique talents.
The series includes 5 titles: Dottie and her Special Gift, Bobbie's Big Move, Lenny's Big Dream, Rosie's Missing Voice, Max's Turtle Problem
Description
Dottie has a special gift...That gift is to love others. Join Dottie and her friends in this enchanting story that emphasizes the power of love and friendship.
Children will learn that their special talents, no matter how different, are valuable and can bring happiness to others.
Helping Young Children Understand the Meaning of One’s Purpose
What does it mean to have a purpose?
Your purpose is your reason for existing. It is what you are made to do. Everyone has a purpose, but not all purposes are the same.
Some people are meant to be artists, while others are meant to be doctors. Your purpose can be as big or as small as you can imagine. For one special dog, her purpose was to love others.
Children will learn that their special talents, no matter how different, are valuable and can bring happiness to others.
Helping Young Children Understand the Meaning of One’s Purpose
What does it mean to have a purpose?
Your purpose is your reason for existing. It is what you are made to do. Everyone has a purpose, but not all purposes are the same.
Some people are meant to be artists, while others are meant to be doctors. Your purpose can be as big or as small as you can imagine. For one special dog, her purpose was to love others.
Author
Lanna Monday
As a follower and promoter of Napoleon Hill’s teachings, I am very much of the mindset that what you focus upon, you bring upon. As Hill touted many decades ago, “What mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.” Most people know this, however not all practice the action behind the dream or wish. You cannot simply wish something into being. Anything worth having is deserving of the work to achieve it.
An assistant professor of the VISCOM division, brings 13 years of higher education experience plus more than a decade of industry television and media experience to Tusculum University.
A tremendous supporter of liberal arts colleges, she has been a member of the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges Communications Committee, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and the Virginia College Communicators Association.
She is a Certified Master Reviewer Chair for Quality Matters, an online teaching best practices organization and maintains an Online Mastery Certification from the Online Learning Consortium (Formerly Sloan-C). Monday holds a master’s degree in interactive communications from Quinnipiac University and two Bachelor of Science degrees in communication and political science and a minor in marketing.
M.S., Interactive Communications/Interactive Media, Quinnipiac University
B.S., Communications, East Tennessee State University
B.S., Political Science, East Tennessee State University
Lilliana Gall
Graphic designer and artist with over four years of experience designing for print and digital media. Lilliana has been producing graphics for Tusculum University.
As a follower and promoter of Napoleon Hill’s teachings, I am very much of the mindset that what you focus upon, you bring upon. As Hill touted many decades ago, “What mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.” Most people know this, however not all practice the action behind the dream or wish. You cannot simply wish something into being. Anything worth having is deserving of the work to achieve it.
An assistant professor of the VISCOM division, brings 13 years of higher education experience plus more than a decade of industry television and media experience to Tusculum University.
A tremendous supporter of liberal arts colleges, she has been a member of the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges Communications Committee, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and the Virginia College Communicators Association.
She is a Certified Master Reviewer Chair for Quality Matters, an online teaching best practices organization and maintains an Online Mastery Certification from the Online Learning Consortium (Formerly Sloan-C). Monday holds a master’s degree in interactive communications from Quinnipiac University and two Bachelor of Science degrees in communication and political science and a minor in marketing.
M.S., Interactive Communications/Interactive Media, Quinnipiac University
B.S., Communications, East Tennessee State University
B.S., Political Science, East Tennessee State University
Lilliana Gall
Graphic designer and artist with over four years of experience designing for print and digital media. Lilliana has been producing graphics for Tusculum University.
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