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3. Start by writing the title of the resource book, such as 'Resource Book for My Sons' or something similar.
4. Divide the book into different sections based on the information you want to include, such as personal details, educational achievements, hobbies, and future goals.
5. Begin each section with a clear heading or title to make it easy to navigate through the book.
6. Under each heading, write subheadings for each specific detail you want to include, such as 'Date of Birth', 'School Name', 'Sports Activities', etc.
7. Fill out the relevant information under each subheading for each of your sons. Make sure to provide accurate and up-to-date details.
8. Add any additional sections or information that you feel are relevant for your resource book.
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10. Consider adding photographs or other visual elements to make the resource book more engaging and personalized.
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