No matter how mature someone is, there are moments in life where we are always searching for extra guidance, always searching for extra wisdom, always searching for more direction. To Be A Father Or Not To Be is the place to turn to. If you’re asking yourself why would I purchase this book? If you see greatness in yourself, this book is for you.

This book is a guide to setting a standard and how to maintain it. The guide to setting a culture not only within your home but within yourself. I always told myself I would be different, I always told myself I would figure out a way to go on my own path. Which I found very difficult growing up in poverty, then eventually moving to a suburb after I got kicked out of school. I used to be someone who was in the streets everyday for the good part of three years until I looked around me and realized there was way more to life. I realized we were doing it wrong. I don’t know of anyone successful from being in the streets.

I spent every day since my departure trying to make up for the time I wasted on women. Trying to make up for the time I wasted on worrying about the petty things, trying to make up for the time I spent chasing temporary thrills and ultimately trying to catch up on all the knowledge people like me aren’t privy to. I’ve seen many highs and many lows in life. I’ve slept outside and I’ve also slept in mansions. I’ve had times where I never left the town I lived in for a decade and I’ve had times where I was visiting another country. I’ve had nights I felt I had nowhere to go and I’ve had days where I bought quarter million dollar properties. I’ve been deeply in love and I’ve also been heartbroken. I’ve had children die and I also have children that I’m still raising.

To Be A Father Or Not To Be is not just about the good. To Be A Father Or Not To Be is also about the bad. This book discusses how to navigate through life, how to be a father to either gender, proper etiquette, and knowledge that is secretly shared among prestigious circles. To Be A Father Or Not To Be, I wonder what I will be.