Tenure

About the Book

I am often saddened by many students who seem to have an uncaring attitude towards proper personal development. Do they know who they are or their purpose for living? Why do they associate personal value with brand name labels and pricey clothes? Why do they affectionately refer to their peers as “dogs”, “boys” and “girls”? Are any personal relationships meaningful to them anymore? I wrote “Tenure, How I Lived, Learned, Loved and Enjoyed a Long Successful Life”, to share sound life reality based principles, information and practical steps to help them evaluate their dreams and passions and recharge their lives. The reader will learn to practice forgiveness, acceptance and self-appreciation. Please join me on this discovery of mind, body and soul that will help highlight your life’s purpose and promote personal growth that you might minimize future life regrets.

About the Author

Howard Hunter is a Professional Exchange Educator in New Britain CT. He grew up in Savannah, Georgia where he overcame Polio and Diphtheria to learn to walk again. As a teen, he moved with his grandmother to Hartford Connecticut. She was very influential in his life and reminded him that he was a born leader. Hunter celebrates many honorable distinctions including a thirty four year Professional Educators License, one of the first black men to graduate the integrated United States Marines Corps, Platoon 81, First Black New England Boy Scout officer, M.L.C., First Black Electrical Instructor with local #35(IBEW), International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Judge and Chairman of Skills (VICA), Vocational Industrial Clubs of America and Founding member of Each-One-Teach One, Inc. He is the author of “We Must Save Tomorrow, but First We Must Save Today” translated into seventeen languages and resides in Connecticut.