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www.amazon.com\/Selfish-Plan-Change-World-Problems<\/a><\/p>\n BACKGROUND: Relating to kids today requires a different mindset. Social media has grown to a pervasive source of news and information sharing, and today\u2019s rising generation is very socially aware and cause-minded. Modern dads understand the role these things play in shaping their children\u2019s attitudes, behaviors and dreams. And as a result, modern dads can authentically meet their children where they are at as an inspiring source of wisdom (vs. perceived as \u201cout of touch\u201d and irrelevant). Modern dads also think bigger, about their own legacy in the lives of their children, those around them and the world.<\/p>\n A Selfish Plan to Change the World<\/a>: This already top selling book (released 5\/23\/17) by renowned change agent Justin Dillon (bio below) is an inspiring gift for anyone who wants to live a life that matters; and specifically for fathers who are thinking about their own personal legacy in life and also how to help shape their children\u2019s view of what is possible. Drawing on personal experience, Dillon contests that we are more than \u201cswiping spectators\u201d\u2014that everyone can change the world, right from where they are at. And this book gives a practical \u201chow to\u201d, self-help others guide to changing the world. Read the full book description here<\/a>. The book, which has been endorsed by the President of Google.org, the co-founder of the ONE Campaign and more was featured on CNN International this week. **Dillon believes fathers and graduates are the absolute sweet spot for his book\u2014this is among the first pitches we\u2019re putting out regarding fathers angle, so this is an opportunity to uniquely cover this angle**<\/p>\n ABOUT THE AUTHOR:<\/strong><\/p>\n \n A professional musician turned filmmaker, nonprofit founder and social entrepreneur, Justin Dillon is CEO of Made in a Free World, an award-winning platform that brings together consumers, organizations, and businesses to disrupt the $150 billion business of human trafficking. Justin\u2019s leadership as a \u201cpractitioner of change\u201d has awakened a global movement of more than 30 million, improved laws, and freed thousands of slaves. He has advised the United Nations, the U.S. State Department, the White House, the Vatican, Fortune 500 companies, and more on issues of disruptive innovation and social justice. Justin\u2019s inspiring approach to ushering sustained change has led him to the world\u2019s most regarded venues, board rooms and academic institutions. He is the director of influential films\u2014with voices such as Cornel West, Questlove, Amber Valletta and Nicholas Kristof\u2014including Call+Responseand Common Dreams for CNN. Justin has been featured by TheNew York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, USA Today, Fast Company, Vogue, Huffington Post, CNN, CBS, FOX, MSNBC, NPR, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Rolling Stone, and more. He is author of A Selfish Plan to Change the World<\/a> and his work has received many high-profile accolades including a Cannes Lion Award and a SXSW Interactive Innovation Award.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A Book For Father’s thinking about their own personal legacy in life and also how to help shape their children’s view of what is possible. A Selfish Plan to Change the World, by Justin Dillon, Founder & CEO of Made in a Free World. www.amazon.com\/Selfish-Plan-Change-World-Problems BACKGROUND: Relating to kids today requires a different mindset. 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