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Power Parenting for Poor People: Roland Gilbert's Stress-free Power Parenting System(R), Volume 1, PARENTING TROUBLED YOUTH: Success Secrets for Paren (en Inglés)
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Power Parenting for Poor People: Roland Gilbert's Stress-free Power Parenting System(R), Volume 1, PARENTING TROUBLED YOUTH: Success Secrets for Paren (en Inglés) - Gilbert, Roland John
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Reseña del libro "Power Parenting for Poor People: Roland Gilbert's Stress-free Power Parenting System(R), Volume 1, PARENTING TROUBLED YOUTH: Success Secrets for Paren (en Inglés)"
This book is written to the poor in America. It will help transport them from a Culture of Poverty into a Culture of Success. Please give this book to any poor person you know. It will bless them. I wrote this book to the poor in America, to the Philanthropy Industry, with $316 billion spent in 2012 and more than 9.4 million employed, and to the Social Services Industry spending billions of dollars annually throughout the United States and employing millions of people. It is time to learn, change, and grow because what you have been doing is not eliminating poverty-but making it an industry-because of your Philanthropic Colonialism. We will never eliminate poverty and homelessness in America until we are willing to learn, change, and grow. The 3 major reasons we fail are: 1. We separate poverty from homelessness. 2. We do not see, nor understand, that poverty is a culture. 3. All of our Philanthropic and Social Services Models are based upon Rational Choice Theory and Cognitive Dissonance Theory-both of these theories do not include, nor recognize, that poverty is a culture. Therefore, mental illness and case management has become the modern plantation for the poor and uneducated. There is no shame in being born into poverty. The shame is that we have an American Poverty Industry built upon Philanthropic Colonialism that perpetuates multi-generational poverty. Poor people and homeless people love my books and workshops so much because my books and workshops transport them from a Culture of Poverty into a Culture of Success. You may contact Roland at overcomebeingpoor@yahoo.com.
