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WHAT IS
THEORY OF 5
The Theory of 5 is a lifetime process; it only stops on the day we die. The Theory, which can be used by anyone at any stage of life, is based on selecting mentors in the five most significant areas of a person's life - spirituality, marriage, parenting, business and finance, and health. These men and women will guide and support us towards fulfilling our ultimate potential in each area.
MARRIAGE &
PARENTING
Our life partner can be out greatest asset or our worst nightmare. If you grow your family - children, along with our nieces, nephews and others who will learn from us - are our legacy.
SPIRITUALITY &
RELIGION
No matter what our religious convictions, it's important to have a spiritual framework to deal with life's constant ups and downs.
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MENTOR POSTS
How Successful People Think (Mentor Insider)
When money is not our primary goal in a career, striving to become the absolute best will be much more rewarding long term.
Which of the Following is Most Directly Related to Successful Mentoring?
We’ll be building relationships with more than one person to mentor us in various segments of our lives.
A Father's Journey
When taking care of a parent in declining health, we begin to see ourselves as the leader in our relationship.
MEET CHRIS
MENTOR • COACHING
Chris Saraceno is a business executive, real estate investor, speaker and leader who has, over the past 38 years, discovered what surrounding yourself with the happy and prosperous people, coupled with hard work, can bring over a lifetime.
Chris has been a featured speaker at numerous conventions and has published hundreds of articles both online and in business magazines. While he speaks on a wide range of topics, the goal of all this activity is the same: to support people in achieving their potential and live their best life.
Chris B. Saraceno
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"One of the biggest challenges as a parent is just remembering that you have to be your child's biggest advocate. Nobody else is going to fight for your kid like you will."
Susan Givens | AutoSucess Magazine