Bo Dad: The Legend Lives On

My dad is a lot of fun. He's always had a great sensebut good old dad was "feeling his oats" that day. He
of humor, a playful nature and a love for adventure.got a running start, put his pole (tree stick) in the ground
Growing up I had the good fortune of working with myand prepared to thrust off it to maneuver himself over
dad as a paper delivery boy and a contractor'sthe barbed wire fence. It was then the stick snapped in
assistant.My dad taught me how to play baseball, pitch,half and "Bo Dad" was tumbling down on the barbed
field ground balls, hit a baseball and steal bases.wire. It was a hot day and dad wasn't wearing a shirt.
Though I did not have the best speed on the team, myHe got some pretty deep gouges that day and drew
dad taught me to cleverly steal bases. He showed mequite a bit of blood too. I won't tell you what choice
how to catch people asleep on the field and properlywords he shouted when he came barreling down on
time a steal. Because of my dad's coaching my littlethe barbed wire and hurt himself. Yet I can tell you this,
league teams which I played on came in first placebeing around my dad is never boring. You can always
twice. Though I didn't have the size of other kids, I hadcount on him to entertain you by what he does and
the smarts and talent thanks to my dad's skillfulsays.I best remember my dad with a happy-go-lucky
coaching.My pop's went to Delaney Elementary andsmile on his face. I see myself to be quite a bit like him,
Boone High School when he was a youngster. Hewith a positive attitude and uplifting disposition. He gave
apparently acquired the nickname "Bo Dad" during hisme the gift of laughter which I cherish to this day.Paul
high school days. He played football for the Boone andDavis is author of Breakthrough for a Broken Heart a
was a linebacker. One of his high school year booksbook telling us "How to overcome disappointments and
called him the "monster man."My dad took me on ablossom into your dreams!" He is a life coach (relational
few fishing trips when I was younger. We once got a& professional), popular worldwide keynote speaker,
canoe and journeyed down a river. Another time hecreative consultant, humor being, adventurer, explorer,
took the family out deep sea fishing where we caughtmediator, minister, liberator and dream-maker.Paul's
lots of trout, which was quite fun. One thanksgiving daycompassion for people & passion to travel has taken
we sat out at our little lake adjacent to the state parkhim to over 50 countries of the world where he has
and filled a basket with brim which we caught off ofhad a tremendous impact. Paul has also brought
the dock.One funny story I recall is when my dadrevival to many in war-torn, impoverished and tsunami
wanted to show me how he could pole vault. Westricken regions of the earth. His nonprofit organization
were out in the country by the state park (during ourDream-Maker Ministries is building dreams and breaking
time living in a mobile home, which we call "the trailer"),limitations.Paul's Breakthrough Seminars inspire, revive,
when dad said, "You want to see me pole vault?" Iawaken, impregnate with purpose, impart the fire of
was a bit dumbfounded not knowing what he wasdesire, catapult people into a new level of
talking about.Then he showed me an old tree stick thatself-awareness, facilitate destiny discovery and dream
he was preparing to use to go over a barbed wirefulfillment.Contact Paul for coaching or speaking at:
fence. I was a bit puzzled and tried to discourage him,407-967-7553.