Have you ever met Mother Theresa, Bill Cosby and Dr. Phil all in one person? Then you haven't met Frederick Penn. Penn has been an outspoken, controversial, passionate innovator of academic excellence and a loving and aggressive supporter of self-esteem for children. He’s an uncompromising promoter for developing confident smart children. Often misconstrued and misquoted, his frank comments about parenting have been upsetting to some and a blessing to others. Penn said, “Change is not comfortable. It’s usually upsetting and challenging. When an adult becomes a parent, they must first learn to change their thinking, lifestyle and behavior. Too many parents haven’t learned how to capture their children’s mind with self-esteem.“ Public schools are failing, because parents don’t know how to raise their children with self-esteem skills. You change the schools, by changing the child that you send to the school. If parents want good schools, they must learn how to prepare their children with self-esteem skills so they can be taught. A teacher can’t teach an unprepared child with no or low self-esteem. Penn has an impressive combination of comprehensive professional parenting, extensive practical experience and self-development training for children. His areas of expertise extend to self-awareness development, coaching parents and leadership trainer. A thorough background in self-esteem learning techniques, self-motivation and interpersonal communications, he has reached thousands. Penn attacks the fundamental causes of poor self-esteem that results in ineffective behavior patterns and reduced potential to achieve. It is easy to see why President William Clinton and Hillary Clinton invited him to the White House. The California Legislature Assembly awarded him a Certificate of Recognition for Entrepreneurial Excellence and outstanding work with the parents in California.