After more than 30 years of mentoring experience and 100's of students,
here is a glimpse of his story.

In 1987, Tom Pace had $62.53 to his name and a solid reputation as a failure. He was 30 years old and had a string of 30 jobs that he hadn't been able to hold, along with failed attempts at college. He had entered adulthood with the ability to read at a fourth-grade level and the fact that he had Attention Deficit Disorder and Dyslexia did not help the situation. He had hit rock bottom in his life: total despair, depression, wanting to give up and wanting to commit suicide.

Today, Tom Pace is an avid reader, having read over 500 books on the topics of: mental, physical, spiritual, financial and relationships. He has read his favorite book, The Purpose Driven Life, over 30 times! Tom is also the founder and CEO of the PaceButler Corporation; a multimillion dollar international company. Tom is happily married with two wonderful daughters. He enjoys reading, running and skiing, as well as mentoring numerous individuals from diverse backgrounds. Tom gives a major credit of his success to mentoring; which is the reason he wrote the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO. The book is based on actual events from his life experiences and passes on the same principles that he used to create health, wealth, prosperity and significance.

To learn more about Mr. Pace, visit his company website, www.pacebutler.com., and view stories and articles that have been written about him and his company.

Walter Jenkins is the proud father of Katie Jenkins. Before beginning his career as a writer and speaker, he was an attorney and sports agent. He is a former managing editor of the Oklahoma City University School of Law Law Review, and he has edited and published articles on numerous subjects. In his spare time he enjoys studying tae kwon do, scuba diving, riding his bike and training his German shepherd, Jake the wonder dog. Visit his website at www.walterbjenkins.com.