This modern-day Robin Hood doesn’t steal from the rich, yet he lives to help the poor
Delray Beach, FL – Frank McKinney is a rare find in a businessman. Not to say there aren’t a number of generous philanthropists out there – but just not in the style of a “McKinney.” His behavior draws an instant parallel with the tales of Robin Hood but with one huge difference – he doesn’t steal from the rich to give to the poor, he earns his wealth by creating then selling sui generis mansions to the ultra-wealthy and then generously donates significant sums to the non-profit Caring House Project Foundation (CHPF) – an organization that provides a self-sustaining existence for desperately poor and homeless families around the world.
McKinney credits his astronomical success to his deep faith and accompanying spiritual principles. He believes that God ‘taps’ each and every one of us many times in life, answering prayers and presenting life-changing opportunities. McKinney teaches how to sensitize ourselves to life’s great ‘tap moments’ and how to appropriately handle accomplishment. When applied responsibly, sustained success in life is then revealed.
Inspired by the biblical passage, ‘from those to whom much is entrusted, much will be expected,’ McKinney applied his own philosophy of entrusted fame and fortune into his life-changing book The Tap (Health Communications, Inc.). He is not a preacher – he is a businessman who believes heart and soul that we are judged not on what we accumulate or achieve through life but more on our spirit of generosity towards others.
His book promises readers that if they attune themselves to this enduring truth, they will be open to God’s ‘tap moments’ and receive enrichment beyond belief.
Referencing scripture and using examples from daily living, The Tap is an inspiring yet practical guide for all who wish to succeed at the most important business of all – the business of life! McKinney knows and understands that there is something far greater than wealth and success – it is the sense of pure goodness that comes from the happiness and fulfillment of sharing one’s blessings with those in need.
Already a NY Times best-selling author, what better mentor to guide us through life’s ‘tap opportunities’ than a man who has successfully walked the talk for over twenty-five years. Visit this charismatic author’s interactive website at www.the-tap.com where readers are encouraged to post their own ‘tap moments’ on a special blog, and read the rave reviews on www.amazon.com.
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TIP SHEET:
Anthony Robbins, best-selling author of Awaken the Giant Within and Unlimited Power: “Powerfully proves that true fulfillment lies not through accumulating wealth, but through contribution.”
Richard DeVos: “I believe a good portion of Frank’s success can be attributed to what he does for the poor around the world. The gaining of material wealth means little without responsible stewardship for those blessings. ‘The Tap’ shows you how to increase your wealth, both in terms of riches and, more important, enrichment. McKinney reveals how responsible stewardship guarantees success in the business of life.”
Eric D. Miller, Founder, Rush-Miller Foundation: “ I Read ‘The Tap’ while sitting on a roof in Gonaives, Haiti, overlooking the village Frank’s Caring House Project Foundation built using the funds from the book I was reading. McKinney is one whose success would allow him to travel the world in luxury, but he has chosen another route…gives the reader a unique look behind the magical curtain McKinney has built around his life creating the world’s most opulent real estate masterpieces. The Tap reminds us to pay closer attention to the subtle quiet nudges of our souls. After completing this book I reflected on the many times I had been tapped and missed opportunities and rejoiced in the times I have acted…my problems seem to disappear when I follow a ‘tap’ and look for opportunities to intervene in other people’s lives.”
