Since publishing am I that man? How heroes, role models and mentors can shape your life last year Ron Scheidt and I have received tremendous feedback from men and women who purchased and read the book. Men of all ages, and from all walks of life have found great value in the stories and lessons contained in the book's 31 chapters and have used the book as a guide to help improve their relationships, make better decisions and enrich their lives.

When we began working on the book Ron and I had a vision of getting the book into the hands of young men who could use am I that man? as a guide to help them become better sons, better brothers, better friends, better husbands and partners, better fathers, better role models, better mentors and and better leaders. Becoming better men would have a positive impact on their families, their careers, their communities, their lives.

In an effort to help make that vision a reality Ron and I asked ourselves What's Important Now? and decided to launch the am I that man? 2014 Project.

For every am I that man? book and Challenge Coin purchased through our www.amithatman.com website in 2014 we will donate a copy of am I that man? How heroes, role models and mentors can shape your life to a service organization in North America dedicated to helping develop young men into better sons, brothers, husbands, fathers, partners, role models and mentors.

You can help us reach our goal of donating 2014 books this year, and changing the world one young man at a time, by purchasing a book or coin through the website.   If you have already purchased a copy of the book consider doubling the impact by purchasing another book that you personalize and give to a man in your life and we will then donate a book to one of the great organizations working with our young men.

As an added bonus every book purchased through the website comes with a code to download two bonuses (an audio recording by Aaron Davis and an e-book by Jesse Willis). 

Thank you for your continued support. 

Take care.

Brian Willis

Son, brother, husband, father, co-founder of am I that man? and a man with many questions.