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From the author of Perils of a Silent Man comes a dynamic, thought- provoking, heart wrenching look into the lives of the fatherless. Issues and matters of the heart are addressed in such depth that it will virtually bring you to tears. Some of the topics shared are why did you leave me, trying to find my way, what do I tell my son, and how can I love him. Dr. Cooper states that if we do not know who we are; it will be virtually impossible to become that which we desire to be. Thankfully, with the practical applications shared in this presentation; help, peace, resolve and forgiveness are available. Success as a man lies not in how we started but how we finish. After reading Daddy I Miss You I am sure that you will finish strong.Dr. Eric Cooper is a native of Washington, DC. Author of Perils of a Silent Man, Covenant Relationships (Before You Say I Do, Oops I Already Did), Consider Your Ways (God's Financial Plan), Poor Man's Mind in a Rich Man's World and the children's book Nick and the Gweebles. Dr. Cooper is a featured writer for various periodicals including Anointed Pages Magazine and assists the board chair of Gospel Today Magazine. He is a guest speaker for conferences, seminars, churches and organizations across the country. He currently serves as a board member for several ministries including Family Empowerment Ministries Inc., SWIM Inc., Artist Owned Records and The Economic Empowerment Team. Dr. Cooper is the Assistant to the President and a member of the Fellowship of International Christian Word of Faith Ministries. The Cooper family resides in Maryland.

In the course of ones life, there are always lessons learned. During my voyage, I have unfortunately discovered some things after the fact. Have you ever said, I wish I could see into the future? Well, thankfully, in Practical Wisdom, I have gone before you and have left some nuggets of wisdom to help you on your journey. Some of the topics shared are money matters, the power of words, family, health, and how to live like there is no tomorrow. I have found this treasure, and it is the principle thingwisdom.