Personal Evaluation, Development, and Leverage (P.E.D.A.L.) is the field-tested result of a cross-country bicycle ride that started in L.A. California and ended in New York, NY.
Tracy Williams had the businesses, the degrees, and participated in countless technical assistance programs. And still something wasn’t clicking.
The traditional playbook made sense on paper, but in real life, building a business felt like a constant battle. This struggle against time, access to information, resources, and the weight of doing everything the hard way was mentally and financially debilitating.
Every step forward was real, but costly. And in business, that steep learning curve can kill momentum and business.
Determined to figure this out, Tracy hopped on his bicycle and set off on a cross-country ride. Tracy stepped back to examine the barriers he and so many others kept hitting. What emerged from this long reflective ride was a new framework, P.E.D.A.L!
Inside, you’ll learn how to:
This powerful workbook will awaken the talent lying dormant in every student. The author uses his life's experiences as a tool to help students through the decision making process. Carefully crafted scenarios provoke cognitive thought, optimizes potential and maximizes the outcome of the readers. This Socratic style of teaching is fun and rewarding to the student. "The books that help you most are those which make you think the most." Theodore Parker
There is an unrealistic expectation that men are born knowing how to lead. With the decline of marriage and increase of broken families, it is more difficult to find men who can teach young men how to be leaders. This workbook serves as a tool to help men through the process of becoming a better leader and a better person all around. It is time that we, as men, become the fathers, husbands and advocates that our families and communities require us to be in order to uplift. This workbook serves as a tool to help men find their paths to becoming better leaders and men all around.
It is never too early to think about the future. In this book, Marvin learns the value of a dollar and of getting a good education. He starts two small business enterprises and saves money in his piggy bank while also improving his grades. This delightful story teaches social concepts related to a person's earning potential and goals. Millionaire Marvin allows children to explore money making ventures through Marvin's eyes. A must read.
Marvin watches Grandpa gardening for years before he is given a plot of his own. Using what he learned, he plants a healthy crop that yields a nice harvest. Excited, Marvin takes all his produce to school to show off and share. Once everything has been devoured Marvin's friends don't seem to come around anymore and in fact, some make fun of him for not having any lunch. Upon finding out what happened at school, Grandpa realizes that Marvin failed to save seeds for replanting and decides to teach Marvin a lesson in prudence. This delightful story is about working, saving, planning, peer pressure, and sharing. Marvin learns how to be wiser and how to better plan for the future.
When Marvin decides to open up his own lemonade stand, he discovers that making a plan is just as important as making a profit. With his grandpa's help, he learns to manage his time, set goals, and stay focused, even when things don't go as expected.
This fun, hands-on story is part of the Marvin series, where young readers learn the importance of planning, teamwork, and creative problem solving through everyday adventures. Each book turns big life lessons into kid-sized stories that spark curiosity and confidence.
Marvin is busier than ever!
Between schoolwork, chores, running his paper-plane business, he’s promised everyone a little too much. When deadlines pile up, Grandpa shows Marvin how to slow down, plan smart, and finish strong.
With Grandpa’s help and a brand-new Kanban board, Marvin learns how to manage his time, focus on one or two projects at a time, and celebrate his progress instead of rushing to the next thing.
Marvin’s Time Crunch teaches practical lessons in planning, patience, and progress.
Filled with humor, heart, and hands-on activities, this fifth book in the Marvin Series helps children build confidence, stay organized, and enjoy every step of getting things done.
Perfect for classrooms, families, and after-school programs that want to teach real-world skills in a story kids love to read again and again.
This take on the classic tale of the Eagle and the Chicken illustrates how a Rooster tricked an Eagle, meant to soar high in the sky, into thinking he was just a Chicken. This allowed his friends and family to keep him to themselves while benefiting from his unique talents and strengths. Using love and appealing to his vanity, the Rooster keeps the Eagle grounded until the Eagle himself realizes he was born to fly which would allow him to reach his true potential. Many of the tactics employed by the Rooster in this story may be unwittingly used by friends and family to convince us not to spread our wings. This parable illustrates how one's social environment can limit our possibilities and constrain us, whereas learning to fly can have the opposite effect.
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