Builds independent thinking
Easy-to-follow illustrations
NO PRESSURE, NO SPOILING
RAISING A
STRONG CHILD
IS THE GIFT THAT LETS THEM
STEP CONFIDENTLY INTO THE FUTURE.
WHY IS THIS BOOK
“Every parent worries…”
“A child's character and mindset are shaped most powerfully by the way they are raised at home.”
But very few parents realise:
“38 Letters From Rockefeller To His Son” is not dry theory.
It shares the real-life lessons of a father who raised one of the most successful heirs in the world.
READ BY THOUSANDS OF PARENTS?
HOW DID ROCKEFELLER RAISE HIS SON?
01
Teaching the VALUE of money
"No spoiling.
Nothing handed over for free"
✔ How to save and manage money
✔ Money is a tool, not the purpose of life
02
Teaching resilience after failure
“A strong child must learn how to stand up after a fall.”
✔ Encourage instead of impose
✔ Let children own their responsibility
✔ Build perseverance in their child
03
Teaching ETHICS & CHARACTER
“True wealth lies in character.”
✔ Responsibility to family
✔ How to treat other people
WHO IS THIS BOOK FOR?
✅ Parents with children aged 7 – 15
✅ Anyone who wants a modern approach to parenting
✅ Parents struggling to connect with their child
✅ Lovers of life-skills & family education books
✅ Anyone who wants to understand how successful people think
QUOTES FROM THE BOOK WORTH
REFLECTING ON
“To achieve great success, first learn to take responsibility.”
“No one grows up by being sheltered.”
“Today's habits decide tomorrow's future.”
“The greatest thing parents leave behind is not money, but a way of thinking.”
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"My child asks to read it every night"
Real feedback from parents who bought the book
“This book really changed the way my child thinks. She studies on her own now and is no longer afraid of failing.”
Mariel Santos (Manila)
“I read it with my son every evening. The lessons are gentle yet deep, and he now understands the value of effort.”
Joshua Cruz (Cebu City)
“Lovely illustrations and content that suits children. My child even took notes on her favourite parts.”
Maria Angela Santos (Makati)
“Well worth the money for parents who want to teach mindset and character early.”
Carlo Mendoza (Pasig)
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WHAT WILL YOU GAIN AFTER READING?
Know how to talk so your child opens up
Understand your child instead of shouting
Help your child become independent and responsible
Build a positive mindset in your child
Learn many lessons about money and life
A must-read for modern parents on raising a resilient, disciplined and successful child.
From billionaire John D. Rockefeller's letters to his son, you will learn:
◆ How to build a success mindset from an early age
◆ How to teach money, responsibility and character
◆ How to keep your child strong under pressure
◆ How to guide, not control, your child
Not just for parents - for anyone who values family education.
◆ Gives up easily when things get hard
◆ Easily distracted, lacks discipline
◆ Doesn't know how to manage money
◆ Acts on emotion, easily influenced