When I'm not speaking at schools or conducting workshops, I substitute teach. The primary school where I work as a substitute teacher is a DAEP school. This school has students with felony offenses, who are living in shelters, selling or abusing drugs, and many either come from single-parent homes or don't have any parents at all.

I want to donate copies of my new book, WORTHY TO BE GREAT: How to Build Self-Discipline to Achieve Your Greatness, to the DAEP school or Juvenile Detention Centers in which many of them are sent to after several offenses.  

DAEP stands for Disciplinary Alternative Education Program, which are alternative schools that provide educational and self-discipline instructional programs for students who are removed from their regular schools for disciplinary reasons.

One of the reasons I wrote my new book on self-discipline is that many of the students who read my previous book at the DAEP as well as in Juvenile Detention Centers told me it's something they struggle with.

That is why I’m asking, if you are willing, to purchase copies of my book "WORTHY TO BE GREAT: How to Build Self-Discipline to Achieve Your Greatness" at the donation rate of $10 a book, so I can donate the books to the DAEP or Juvenile Detention Centers so that the, Detention Center Staff, DAEP Teachers and Principals have the option to give those copies to the students who need them most.