Don’t Miss Out On the World With Author Andre Collins of Everywhere I Go

Intro 

Andre Collins Author of Everywhere I Go. About a little Martian named Martin who everywhere he goes he see people on their phones and missing out on the world!  Andre never thought of himself as an author at all but he always liked telling stories! Andre wrote a personal and timely book for new parents. In a day and age when we are all stuck to our phones Martin is here to teach us all valuable lessons. First that we  should not be on your phone all day; especially when someone needs you to be present be present for them, like your little ones and maybe even big ones like older kids and your spouse. And lastly Andre wanted to show his son, you can do anything you want.  

Top three takeaways 

1. The time you can spend with your family is so valuable and kids are only kids once so it is important to be around and be an example as much as you can. 
2. Also how many of us take the person standing next to us for granted and we think they are always going to be there, and the truth is they just may not be.  
3. Lastly in order to maximize time with your loved ones you have to be not only physically present. But you have to be mentally and emotionally present too. 

Call to Action 

Everywhere I Go Book  

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