'Do Hard Things' is a groundbreaking book that introduces the revolutionary idea that teenagers can and should challenge the low expectations often set by society. Written by Alex and Brett Harris, this powerful text aims to redefine the perception of the teen years, encouraging young people to take action and make a positive impact in their lives and communities.
With a compelling foreword by Chuck Norris, the authors incorporate a mix of biblical insights, history, and modern-day examples that provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of their potential during these formative years. They argue that adolescence should not be viewed as a vacation from responsibility but rather as a launching pad to adulthood, filled with opportunities for meaningful engagement.
The book features a rich tapestry of humorous personal anecdotes and practical examples, illustrating how other young people have tackled challenges and rejected complacency. Readers will find inspiration in the real-life stories of rebelutionaries—young men and women who have embraced the call to "do hard things" in various ways, leaving a lasting impact on their families, schools, and faith communities.
In addition to the motivational text, 'Do Hard Things' includes a detailed conversation guide for group discussions and reflection, allowing readers to dive deeper into the content and share their own experiences. The authors provide 100 examples of hard things completed by their peers, showcasing the possibilities that lie ahead for those willing to take the plunge and challenge themselves.
Ultimately, this book is not just a call to action; it’s an invitation to a movement—a reminder that an entire generation can rise above mediocrity, change the culture, and create a brighter future. The powerful insights and compelling narratives within will inspire any teenager to step into their potential and make a difference today.
