When you see something that’s not quite right. Do you turn a blind eye?Or do you correct it?Teenagers are humanities’ future.

They are foundations of greater tomorrows. If we nurture them well, we could collectively benefit.

There are different ways of so-doing. We could nurture them through classrooms.

It could be via parenting. It could be via content.

It could be via exposure. It could be via formal or informal means.

Etc. I’ve decided to contribute to the future, by sharing a wealth of experience via audio and textual content.

My methodology may not be very conventional, but I hope it achieves the desired purpose. My major qualifications for curating this content, are: life experience as an older citizen, being a parent, being a concerned citizen, and being a Content Creator.

This book promises to be a great gift to teenagers, their parents and guardians, school libraries, Teachers, relevant Professionals, and necessary others. Have a beneficial read.

- Ire kabiti (I wish you loads of blessings) Best wishes from Jack Lookman and the Team at Jack’s Life Lessons For Teenagers. .