A Brutally Honest Guide to Sur-thriving Generation Now: Your Personal Road Map to Planning for the Future While Living Today. Este artículo no está disponible.A Brutally Honest Guide to Sur-thriving Generation Now: Your Personal Road Map to Planning for the Future While Living Today

Gregory P. LaMonaca, founder of LaMonaca Law, a full service Family law firm on the Main Line, in Suburban Philadelphia, created the Brutally Honest system.The system-first introduced in The Brutally Honest Life Management Journal and followed up with The Pennsylvania Divorce, Custody & Financial Survival Guide-confronts the considerable differences between family law matters and other areas of the law.Unlike other standard consultations, Brutally Honest consultations helpclients confront their emotions, fears, addictions, and conditions they mayhave bottled up for some time. The system fosters trust and respect-andthe results are transformative.In this latest installment to the Brutally Honest library, LaMonaca sets hissights beyond family law clients to share a vision for how we all can create better versions of ourselves.Drawing on lessons from his own life, he shares how to thrive in a fast paced, complex world, sharing tips on everything from family & friends, health & fitness, finances & investing, business & career, personal growth, emotional intelligence and raising financially literate children.Get a roadmap to success to provide yourself and family with a compelling future with A Brutally Honest Guide to Sur-Thriving Generation Now.

Gregory P. LaMonaca, Esquire is the founder of LaMonaca Law, which is one of the largest dedicated family law firms on the Philadelphia Main Line. He has earned numerous awards and distinctions, including being named a "Top Lawyer" twelve times in Main Line Today Magazine, an"Awesome/Top Attorney" ten times in Family Law and Divorce in Suburban Life Magazine, a "Best Lawyer" for family law by the Delaware County Daily Times, a "Top 100 Family Law Attorneys in Pennsylvania" by The American Society of Legal Advocates, and a "Super Lawyer" in Philadelphia Magazine