I Like Boys (Paperback)

I Like Girls will encourage boys to pursue you, not just chase after you. Expect to be challenged, as you learn how boys should treat you. What if you were to raise your standards, could we change the way boys are taught to view and consider girls? My desire is to change the way a generation of young men view women. However, in order to create this shift, we're going to need a new guy code...

Ché Scott was born in a small town in Jamaica called Clarendon. His mother was a school teacher and his father a contractor. Ché was named after one of his mother's students. The name Che' is significant to many, for some it signifies friendship and love, while to others it brings mixed emotions reminding them of a well-known military leader. Ché wouldn't consider himself a revolutionary, but he was a Jamaican boy raised in America. He's black but grew up in a predominantly white neighborhood. That being said, he has an outside-the-box perspective on life that's very unique and maybe even revolutionary. Ché a jack of all trades...is a licensed minister, a life coach, and a chaplain for the Miami Heat and Miami Hurricanes. He believes in challenging others to find a higher level of thinking. Most people love Ché but that's something you'll have to decide for yourself ...