Review
“Joe Ehrmann has a great message that coaches and young people really need to hear. . . . He has had a tremendous impact on our team, helping us to develop championship men on and off the field.”
—Tony Dungy, author of
Quiet Strength
“Joe is a special person who has dedicated his life to helping young people. His message is powerful and makes a true impact. It is a message that we can all learn from.”
—Baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, Jr.
“Joe Ehrmann’s message is inspiring, educational and eye-opening. He is an inspiration to me!”
—Jay Wright, Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Villanova University
“I highly encourage you to seize the opportunity to listen to these important values and concepts, which need to be applied to our society’s most important resource—our youth.”
—Joseph Castiglione, Director of Athletics, University of Oklahoma
“This is a must read for all coaches, athletic directors, and parents.”
—Dr. Jeanette Boxill, Ph. D., Director, Parr Center for Ethics, University of North Carolina
About the Author
Joe Ehrmann is a former NFL player, named to the All-Century and All-American football teams at Syracuse University (where he also lettered in lacrosse), former Baltimore Colts "Man of the Year" award winner, also named "Man of the Year" by the Frederick Douglass Society and the National Fatherhood Initiative, and co-founder (with his wife, Paula) of Building Men and Women for Others, Inc and Coach for America. He lives in Baltimore, MD.
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