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Name: It's Better to Build Boys Than Mend Men by Truett Cathy (Author)
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"It's Better to Build Boys Than Mend Men" by Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-A, emphasizes the importance of guiding boys with strong, positive adult mentorship rather than just trying to fix troubled men later in life. The book reflects Cathy's personal experience of being influenced by a Sunday school teacher who modeled love, respect, hard work, and discipline when he was thirteen, which shaped his life profoundly.

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The critical need for children to have adults they respect and can look up to, rather than just more buddies or peers.
Discipline, trust, reputation, generosity, common sense, family stability, and navigating peer pressure are central values to instill early.
Children learn more from what adults do than what they say; role modeling is more effective than mere lecturing.
The importance of consequences and consistent guidance to help boys grow into responsible adults.
Adults can break generational cycles of neglect and dysfunction by investing time, care, and God's love into the lives of young people.
The book provides stories and practical advice for adults who want to make meaningful differences by reaching out to youth and allowing God to work through them.