Bill Hendricks: Helping Your Unique Child Thrive
How’s your child different than every other? Rather than crank out a product, Bill Hendricks his sister Bev equip you to help your particular child thrive.
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About the Guest
Bill Hendricks
Bill Hendricks is President of The Giftedness Center, which grew out of a consulting practice he founded in 1985. For the last twenty years, he has been helping people make critical life and career decisions based on their giftedness.
Bill attended St. Mark’s School of Texas and holds degrees from Harvard University, Boston University, and Dallas Theological Seminary. He is the author or coauthor of twenty-two books, including The Person Called YOU: Why You’re Here, Why You Matter & What You Should Do With Your Life. He has written for numerous publications and shares his thoughts regularly at BillHendricks.net.
In addition to his practice at The Giftedness Center, Bill serves as the Acting Director for Christian Leadership at The Hendricks Center at Dallas Theological Seminary.
Bill is the proud father of three grown daughters by his late wife Nancy, and is now married to Lynn Turpin Hendricks.