What Would George Do?: Advice from Our Founding Father

Nan Marshall and Helen Broder have provided a modern context to the timeless precepts of George Washington's Rules of Civility. In an age when basic civility is on the wane, this is a much needed treatise.-Curt Viebranz, president of George Washington's Mount VernonWhat Would George Do? is delightful, fascinating and thought-provoking. It's also serious emergency treatment for our injured culture. [This book] should be read aloud in every classroom.-Rod Gragg, historian and author of George Washington: An Interactive BiographyThe book is a joy! Helen and Nan have created a simple-to-use, easy-to-read guide on how to personally interact with others.-Cam Marston, author, speaker, and president of Generational Insights[A] very important book for our time. You'll be a nicer and better person for reading it.-Mark Sanborn, author, speaker, and president of Sanborn and Associates, Inc.Nan Marshall and Helen Broder remind us that social graces are advantages much like business skills.-Doc Lawrence, travel journalist and coauthor of Southern Thymes SharedThis book is necessary! . . . a life changer.-Ross Shafer, speaker and president of Ross Shafer Consultants, Inc.Having strived to represent my country well in my years of competing around the world, I found What Would George Do? to be an enjoyable handbook that reinforces the importance of civility.-Bonnie Blair, five-time Olympic gold medalist in speed skatingMother-daughter duo Nan Marshall and Helen Broder bring a morally alert yet entertaining perspective to the question of what it means to be a civilized American today.Marshall holds a degree in history from Vassar College and has been a successful businesswoman and teacher. Broder graduated from Georgetown University with honors. She is an alumna of the Protocol School of Washingtonï¿1/2 and represents several well-known Olympians, authors, and professional speakers.