| Author: | David W. Smith | ISBN: | 9781386660804 |
| Publisher: | CrossLink Publishing | Publication: | September 17, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | David W. Smith |
| ISBN: | 9781386660804 |
| Publisher: | CrossLink Publishing |
| Publication: | September 17, 2019 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Who's got your back? Most men will simply answer, "no one." Not many men have close friends in the sense that women do. We're more likely to form alliances than we are friendships. It doesn't have to be this way. Who's Got Your Back? will motivate men to build satisfying relationships which will be there during the ups and downs of life.
David Smith's new book, Who's Got Your Back? clearly presents the clarion call for men to be the kind of men modeled for us by Jesus. David shows us how we can be strong, task oriented, and achieving, but also warm hearted and unmistakably relationship driven in the rough and tumble of everyday life.
This good book brings into sharp focus a genuine and functional and real-life definition of manliness. David Smith has skillfully woven stories with practical application strategies into a narrative as to how we build and support trusting relationships
David is a former public-school superintendent and high school and college teacher and now is a conference speaker for business and faith-based events. He earned an interdisciplinary social policy PhD from Northwestern University. David and his wife Sue Ann live in suburban Chicago.
Who's got your back? Most men will simply answer, "no one." Not many men have close friends in the sense that women do. We're more likely to form alliances than we are friendships. It doesn't have to be this way. Who's Got Your Back? will motivate men to build satisfying relationships which will be there during the ups and downs of life.
David Smith's new book, Who's Got Your Back? clearly presents the clarion call for men to be the kind of men modeled for us by Jesus. David shows us how we can be strong, task oriented, and achieving, but also warm hearted and unmistakably relationship driven in the rough and tumble of everyday life.
This good book brings into sharp focus a genuine and functional and real-life definition of manliness. David Smith has skillfully woven stories with practical application strategies into a narrative as to how we build and support trusting relationships
David is a former public-school superintendent and high school and college teacher and now is a conference speaker for business and faith-based events. He earned an interdisciplinary social policy PhD from Northwestern University. David and his wife Sue Ann live in suburban Chicago.
