Gordon Myers’s Street Smarts Kids

WHITTIER, Calif. - July 7, 2015 - PRLog -- Gordon Myers states in his book Street Smarts Kids “ Don’t you find that some of life’s most valuable lessons have been learned by banging your head…”. Gordon Myers explains that there are many factors for readers development of situational awareness or what Gordon Myers calls it “Street Smarts”.

  The expression “street smarts” is often misunderstood or misinterpreted Gordon Myers proclaims. "Of course, growing up one is taught to look left and right and then left again when crossing the street, to be careful around water or fire, or not to help creepy-looking men find their lost puppies."

Gordon Myers continues "the reasons we are taught these lessons are obvious to most, especially since they have previously yielded clearly identifiable and immediate catastrophic results". Gordon Myers factors to street smarts are: how well the person knows both sides of a story before providing an opinion or investing time; how well a person really know someone before considering them a true friend and trusting them; and how well one would research an opportunity before investing time, money and sweat equity. It all boils down to how much one is prepared to learn, whatever situation come up. Countless opportunities are lost every minute of every day due to a lack of preparation and a clear perception of what our fast-paced world is demanding from us. Gordon Myers explains It is more important than ever to be aware, to understand the way things work, and to adapt to the rapidly changing dynamics of the new world. Some of you will make things happen, some of you will watch things happen, and then some of you will simply wonder what happened. Gordon Myers asked his readers to uncover where they stand and for readers to clearly gain an understanding the significance of a given situation and then acting appropriately is the essence of creating ones own luck.

  Gordon Myers asks in, Street Smarts Kids, how so many men and women without a formal education, with minimal resources, or with language disadvantages can become immeasurably wealthy or well grounded, while an Ivy League school graduate may struggle to find a meaningful career? The answers to these questions lie in a sphere of objectivity, common sense and simple logic.

  In Gordon Myers book Street Smarts Kids It is more important than ever to be aware, to understand the way things work, and to adapt to the rapidly changing dynamics of the new world. Some of you will make things happen, some of you will watch things happen, and then some of you will simply wonder what happened. Find out More inner working and advantages of street smarts work in Street Smarts Kids: Common Sense in the Real World written by Gordon Myers.