Put Junior To Work: And Give Your Children a Head Start on Success

There is a little streak of Don Quixote in Marvin and in this book he encourages parents to help their children develop business skills that will improve our society and enhance their careers. Just like Don Quixote, our children may face work experiences that could inhibit their success. The best way to avoid these problems is to learn the fundamentals of job responsibilities at an early age and build on that knowledge throughout their lifetime. In some instances they may feel like Don Quixote attacking windmills, but for most of them it will be fun,profitable and exciting.