Cedric Dean and James Noell have changed the lives of thousands of prisoners with Cedric's Leaders Breed Leaders seminars. James is an Adult Continuing Education Business instructor and renowned speaker. Cedric is a nationally published author and founder of S.A.V.E. (Safeguard, Atone, Validate, Educate - a nationwide campaign to save at-risk youth.

"At a time when others are writing off our young people, Cedric Dean challenges and inspires them with tools of a masterful communicator." - Martin Minjarez, Jr., SAVE Hispanic Affairs Director What You Will Learn: * Fundamental techniques in talking to be understood * How to speak to be understood * Seven ways to be an effective communicator * Ten ways to deal with angry people

The United States has had the industrial world's highest homicide rate for some 170 years. Mass murderers target Americans once every two weeks on average, in assaults that span from robberies to mass killing crises like the massacres in Virginia Tech, Fort Hood, Aurora and Sandy Hook, according to USA Today. Compared to the United Kingdom's 5.9%, the homicide by firearm rate calculated by per 100,000 citizens, the United States had a much higher homicide by firearm rate in 2008 at 67% per 100,000 according to the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime. The United States' gun violence has made the streets of Urban America a more deadly killing field for young African-Americans than the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been for U.S. troops. Annually about 7,000 African-Americans are murdered, more than nine times out of 10 by other African-Americans, 88% of whom know each other. But America does not have a black on black violence problem, we have an all-inclusive killing problem. The reason is plain to see considering 12,000 Americans a year, or 33 a day, die from gun violence, 16 being children, and an estimated 1.3 million women are victims of physical assault each year. Violence is violence. Whether it is gun violence or domestic violence, it should not be tolerated.

How do you become the leader you were born to be? The answer lies in a simple yet profound process to change the way you think about yourself and believe that you can do whatever you put your mind to doing. In this simple guide, Cedric Dean and james Noell give you the keys to becoming the leader you were born to be.

They were not born leaders, they were bred into leaders. The seven principles outlined in this guide are certain to mold laymans into leaders. This book will help change misfits into leaders. "For you, who are a human being, the question 'to be or not to be' is the question 'to think or not to think'" - Ayn Rand - Best Selling Author Visit our website at: www.AboutSave.org

Here are some of the ways this book will be of help: * Interviews with prisoners offer an explanation of why most children listen to their friends and not their parents, * The text takes a close look at how impractical it is for single parents to work 8 hours, sleep 8 hours, and spend less than 8 hours a day raising their children, * Tips on effective communication with children helps parents speak to be understood and listen to understand. The text also answers questions such as: What should parents tell children found with large sums of money? And what should parents do when their child is involved in the sale and/or use of drugs?

CEDRIC DEAN is a leader, an educator, and sometimes even a psychologist, but most of all, he is a mentor, motivating the misguided with the same sizzling enthusiasm that allowed him to transform from a gangster to a genius. Growing up in Charlotte N.C., he had aspirations of being a thug, but after regimented years of learning, labor and loneliness, he preserved. Now he offers the lessons he learned on his voyage from criminal to catalyst in this inspiring book. How to Save Our Children from Crime, Drugs and Violence is the essential blueprint for saving America's children from the curse of criminality. Cedric begins by outlining what it takes to rescue our children: reason, restraint and resolve. The goal isn't just to save one, but one million. "We are the ones who get children to sell drugs, rob and kill, and we can get them to stop." Cedric often tells Federal Prisoners. Cedric Dean's personal and prison experiences shed light on critical lessons, rousing readers just as he roused correctional staff and inmates at his Leaders Breed Leaders seminars. His transformational message is for anyone looking for the solution to save our children from crime, drugs and violence, and more - anyone looking to make a difference in a world gone wild.

In this book U.S. President, Dan Grant, started the war in Iraq for two reasons: regime change and control of the country's oil fields. Looking reality straight in the eye, the White House recognizes that given the kind of war the jihadist are willing to fight and the casualties they are willing to take, no defensible level of troops will suffice. This story is about ten notorious prisoners that are recruited to pilot a program enacted to fill soldiers' slot with American prisoners. Their mission is to simply survive ... their reward...receive amnesty. Visit www.cedricdean.com for exclusive information on CEDRIC DEAN