However, nearly two decades later, it makes all sense in world. In fact, a majority of things we take for granted were created out of a need. When need became great enough, someone figured out a solution.

Such is case with a new eBook that just hit market - Tokens for TV. The idea for this informative book is brainchild of working mom, Lisa Workman. As she explains it, about a year ago, she and her husband were struggling with how to get their kids to take an interest in choosing how much television and computer time they were spending each day. She came up with a system that not only limited how much TV/Computer time they received, but also took out some of parental nagging and placed some responsibility on their shoulders. She came up with a simple solution to helping children manage their television and computer time.

Seeing how effective her system is, friends started asking her how it worked. After numerous requests, she began writing down system and eventually fine tuned it to point it became her now popular eBook, Tokens for TV.

An exciting aspect of this resource is that information aligns perfectly with Lisa’s personal and professional vision and mission. She is extremely committed to providing quality information to families while promoting healthy lifestyles for children. However, something Lisa realizes is that without an effective marketing campaign to promote Tokens for TV there are many people who will never know how effective system can be.

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Blogger enables you to set up a functional blog in about 5 minutes and start posting your thoughts, rants, or family facts with world.

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