Tiger and Chicken

If there was one last thing you could tell your children, as you were about to leave this planet, what would you teach them?

In this book, Boyan dives into what it means to discover the truth in others and how to learn to live with it, adapt from it, and help you move forward in a positive direction. Only you are responsible for holding yourself back.

Instead of focusing so much on the individual, this book focuses on the others around you and how you can navigate your entire life with success, instead of hiding from them. If you feel that deeper meanings are best to teach your children at an early age, or you can't find the words to speak it on your own to them, this is the book for you and your children.

Make no mistake, the topic Boyan lays out has been simplified, but read it again and again to find other meanings that he has hidden here, because your greatest gift lies in your ability to examine and adapt. He wrote this book as the answer to that question, which is to work with all people around you, including getting those negatively positioned to work for you, allowing them to be, without impacting your mental health.

Patrick Boyan is NOT a USA Today bestselling author, yet. He's the father of three, who he attributes to awaking a part of his mind that sat dormant, but he's also been an actor, a brew master, a businessman, a self-help guru, a guitar player, a singer in an Punk Rock band, and an all-around renaissance man, who expresses gratitude wherever he may be.
He does his best writing on his smart phone, in middle-of-nowhere cabins, whatever fishing boat he owns at that time, and in his sunny southern California garden. His work across multiple disciplines broadly addresses narratives of human experience.