eBook: “TeDR The Future of Dispute Resolution” Stanley’s Dedication

Salutations!!!

A big milestone has finally be achieved! I am thrilled and proud to announce the launch of our new eBook: “TeDR: The Future of Dispute Resolution” was published today.

Thanks to the vision and drive of the founder and my co-author David Puckett of the TeDR Methodology. It has been under development for over a decade, including two patent application processes. In about 90 days, the book will be available on Amazon for free, but for Facebook friends and family, it will be available for free download!

DOWNLOAD: https://cognitive-rs.com/

Here is my dedication:

“I’d like to dedicate this book first to my devoted parents Jean and Paulette Zamor without their firm hands, guidance, “tough-love”, encouragement I would have never accomplished anything. They came to this country as Haitian immigrants not speaking the language or understanding the American culture and they worked extremely hard and taught my four siblings and I that you have to earn your place in this world. And with consistent hard work/study with an open mind and a faithful heart God will always provide. Thank you.

To my children, whose love and laughter fill my life with joy and purpose. You all inspire me every day. And my commitment to lead by example is continuously making me strive for more. You can do anything and everything you want. The only limits you have are those you accept or place on yourself, so never stop.

To my favorite cousins (you know who you are) for the countless memories and the bonds of family that enrich my life. I know I am seen and always referred to as the wild-cousin, so thank you for accepting me for me!

To my teachers at Ss Joachim and Anne and Immaculate Conception private Catholic school in Queens, New York, you pushed me harder than I wanted to and ignited my passion for learning, faith and instilled in me the values of curiosity and critical thinking.

To my piano and guitar teacher(s), who opened the door to a world of music and expression, from 400 year old concert classics, shredding riffs to the Southern Blues, you all always encouraged me to embrace my creativity and never stay in the shadows. Challenge myself, stay humble, remain consistent and yes I do belong on any stage I choose.

To my team sports coaches/tennis coaches, martial arts instructors and Sensei(s) the discipline learned in music is great but I found the measure of my inner strength and what I can handle in what you all put me through, the competitions and tournaments where I succeeded and failed. I always faced bigger and tougher competition but no one person, was tougher than what I had to overcome inside. Thank you.

To my undergraduate Pre-law professors, who provided me with the tools to follow and expand on my dedication in law and a legal professional path. To my esteemed post graduate professors at Nova Southeastern University School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Conflict Analysis and Resolution, whose insights deepened my understanding of the human condition, social science, peace-studies and the importance of empathy in resolving conflicts.

To my co-author David Puckett, WOW! It’s been over a decade since we started this journey and I’ve never lost faith in your vision. Many have come and gone but I believed that your Kentucky charm, vision, natural industry disruptive nature and your shared passion to impact the conflict resolution space would lead us to this very moment. We did it buddy!

With heartfelt gratitude to all of you and to those I may have missed, thank you for your guidance, support, and inspiration throughout my journey.”