It's Gonna Be A Great Day: Doc's Story is an uplifting story of fortitude and personal achievement written for children. Against many obstacles and gritty circumstances like bullying and poverty, young Adolph Brown succeeds and becomes a role model and inspiration for others. The book is inspiring and heartening.

Most employees are educated and trained with the technical or hard skills necessary to perform their professions, but important components-soft skills-are often lacking. These skills represent a cluster of personal qualities, habits, attitudes, and social graces that make a person a good employee and a compatible coworker.

Developed for organizations that deal with customers face-to-face, "Championship Habits" outlines twenty core soft skills that author and successful entrepreneur Adolph Brown believes are the cornerstones of a successful business. Based on years of personal experience and research, he identified these core soft skills, or championship habits, which employees should possess. Some of them include:

● Strong work ethic
● Sociability
● Self-esteem
● Confidence
● Positive attitude
● Self-management
● Listening skills
● Social skills

By translating cutting-edge theory into concise, hip language with lasting and emotional impact and including a host of illustrative examples, "Championship Habits" describes the importance of these twenty core personal qualities and interpersonal traits in a business environment. He shows how incorporating these championship habits at every turn will ensure that the workplace and the work itself are rewarding, profitable, and gratifying.

Dr. Adolph Brown has been reviewed and rated as a top-ranked educator and trainer from America's best colleges and universities. He is in the top 1% of world-class scholar teachers based on teaching performance, teaching awards, published evaluations, newspaper write-ups, and other sources. Doc's lectures are often described as that once-in-a-lifetime experience. As a Master Teacher, Doc is a gifted scholar, explainer, enthusiast, communicator - and yes, an entertainer. His ideas have been described as intoxicating as a new love. And possibly a brief quote about the book from Reg Weaver, former President of the National Education Association. I would like you to add a brief synopsis of the book for the back cover as well. "Dr. Adolph Brown believes, as I do, that every young person can achieve. He is driven to reach out to youngsters who are falling and failing. And he is inspired to explore ways to help all children reach their full potential." Reg Weaver President National Education Association "Although I believe that there is no one "cookbook quick fix" approach to teaching our young, this one book does a great job of helping adults bring out the teacher within us all." John Hicks Ret. Superintendent, Sussex County Public Schools "I use this text to supplement my classroom lectures. The 'lightness' of the text helps my students understand that there are no pat answers or foolproof blueprints for teaching. This book is easy-to-read, engaging, enjoyable, and also contains profound knowledge." William Young Professor, Hampton University