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Book a free reading from my upcoming Good Grandpa book for your veterans group or house of worship.

In the course of writing the Good Grandpa book I had a chance to speak with grandpas across a diverse spectrum, from religious leaders to athletes and veterans and more. Hearing their stories and learning their wisdom was a mind-blowing experience that I’m still processing, but one thing really jumped out. The veteran grandpas, one from each branch of the military, all spoke of their lifelong commitment to serve others. Every veteran was actively involved in giving back to their community in some way. And they all believed in leading by example, so their children and grandchildren could see how they were helping others — and follow in grandpa’s footsteps. Ralph Jodice, a retired three-star Air Force General, even brings his grandsons along with him when he delivers meals to veterans in need.

The upshot is that I started this blog and wrote the book with the desire to drive positive change in others. But I realize now that I am the one who has to change first. I have to find ways to serve others and give back.

This is why I’m happy to announce that in January through April 2025 I’m offering free readings from my Good Grandpa book to Veterans organizations or houses of worship. The book won’t be published until September, but the manuscript is finished and ready to share with audiences. If the venue is local to me in New England I may be able to come in person to perform. Other regions in the U.S. or internationally, I’d be happy to organize a Zoom.

The stories I heard from grandpas have been transformative for me, and I hope through these readings (and ultimately the book) I can play my own part in making a difference. And besides, it will be fun! If you, or someone you know, would like to book a reading, please reach out to me at this email: ted (at symbol) GoodGrandpa.com. Let’s do this.