My goal in writing Time Machines Work wasn’t to tell you my story, it was to invite you as a reader to harvest all the wisdom available through revisiting your own story. Perhaps then you might access the treasure trove of perspective that Time Machines Work can provide to learn how to Celebrate Who You Are rather than Mourning Who You Are Not. I then encourage you, based on the principles outlined in my book, to use the same Time Machine insights to quantify how you might better celebrate your kids’, family’s, and friends’ unique gifts, passions, and desires to an even greater extent.

Check out Frank’s interview with Dr. Josh + Christi on their Famous at Home Podcast!

Based on true stories and allegories from one boy’s journey through the California foster care system and into becoming the dad he didn’t get to have.

Frank invites you to hop into his Time Machine, visit his painful past, and see how he used those experiences as rocket fuel for his future.  Frank then invites you to hop in your own proverbial Time Machines and do the same for your story.

If you have fears that:

• Your story doesn’t matter,

• You have become so busy “surviving life” that you’ve lost track of the things that make your heart sing,

• You won’t find (or don’t deserve to find) success, joy, community, or purpose,

• You don’t have what it takes to be a great parent or spouse…

Then Time Machines Work just may provide the paradigm-shifting hope you’re seeking.

Regardless of your past story, there is great hope for you (and your kids) because Time Machines Work… IF we let them.

I believe we as humans are all “Screaming Data,” literally from the second we’re born. The doctor pulls us out, spanks our butt and we start “screaming” data…in Juliana’s case, incredibly loud!

As our kids grow older, I believe they continue to scream as much or even more data, but now, rather than listening with the goal of hearing what they’re really trying to communicate in guttural cries, we parents often perceive their “screams” as being disobedient or disrespectful (like my daughter, Juliana, sneaking into our room each night). If we’re being truly honest, these “screams” can feel like a giant pain in the butt, which they oftentimes are. But if we pay attention, I believe the screams provide a powerful “data-grab” on who our kids are, what they need, and how we can best edit THEIR story.

But this isn’t where the “Screaming Data” ends.  In fact, if we learn to listen we can hear the “screams” of customers, employees, and (most importantly) our significant others.

We love sharing the Time Machine concepts live and are available for speaking, coaching and consulting engagements.