Sharon Lilly Runyon

If You Love Me, Please Read This: a Challenge to the men in Generation X and Y from the People Who Love Them Sharon Lilly Runyon

A significant segment of our society is lost. Thousands of young men from Generation X and Y have not successfully transitioned from boyhood to manhood. They are in their 20s-40s, yet living with the motivations of a teenager. They aren't in school; they aren't working or motivated to find a job. Many stay up all night playing video games and then sleep all day.
This is not the life they want, but they don't know how to move on to find the life that they should be living. They are stuck. They are not providing for themselves or their families. They are struggling to find their place in the world and those who love them, their moms, girlfriends, wives, and children, are looking to them to become the man that they need them to be.
If they are brave enough to look, help can be found in these pages. Written by a man who has been there, Heemer offers action-based tools to help with movement from boyhood to manhood; a move that is long overdue.