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By Dr. Cheryl Wood, and Les Brown.
Feat. Dr. Elizabeth A. Carter
Dr. Elizabeth A. Carter
Peter E. Carter
Being a leader is a scary thought. You are responsible for individuals who are not related to you and whom you cannot control 100%. ... Yet, somehow, you have to get them to follow you.
Dr. Elizabeth A. Carter once again provides you access to information based on situations that have impacted her life.
Dr. Elizabeth A. Carter out to empower African Americans to take on more leadership roles.
Close gaps in your individual performance.
Identifying deficiencies in your business model, and providing alternate solutions.
Crafting a plan to allow you to close your performance gaps.
Providing content to increase your leadership and business knowledge.
Inspiring, educating, and entertaining audiences.
Educational and funny. I enjoyed it! I called my granddaughters and told them that they need to read this book!
I just finished your book and it was awesome and informative. I am going to buy my grandson a copy and it will be a blessing to everyone who reads it.
I could relate to many stories in the book of your journey. The most was getting out of your zip code and knowing I could always visit home anytime.
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Authors:
Dr. Cheryl Wood, and Les Brown. Featuring Dr. Elizabeth A. Carter.
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This book is a compelling compilation of inspiring messages designed with one powerful underlying reminder for men and women globally...
YOU ARE ENOUGH just as you are to create a life you're in love with, to achieve your big dreams, to make great impact in the world, to transform other people's lives with your unique talents, and to create a legacy that is never forgotten.
This book will inspire, motivate, empower and equip readers just like you to recalibrate their mindset and reignite the fire within to design a life THAT IS filled with purpose, passion, and possibility. Oh, and did I mention that I'm a part of this book alongside world renowned motivational guru, Les Brown!!
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Dr. Elizabeth A. Carter
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We are our own worst critic, we dwell on the bad and forget the good... Writing is therapeutic, you can express your feelings on paper and free your mind. With this uplifting journal, every day you signify whether it was a good or bad day and then proceed to write three good things that happened and one bad thing. The balance of three-to-one helps lean your life towards the positive.
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Peter E. Carter
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A thought-provoking book about the existence of Black Lives, successes therein, and the questioning of that combination.
At the end of this book, author Peter E. Carter asks, “How do Black Lives Succeed?”. As an immigrant, prominent educator, loved and loathed leader, and Black male, he is the epitome of that question. The answer, “By being exceptionally good at what you do” were the words of his mother he always carried with him.
As the title states, Mr. Carter continues his autobiographical journey, starting from his 2004 retirement to this day in 2021, where the conversations, challenges, and controversies feel like the experiences he shared in his first book, A Black First. An Interim Superintendent, Expert Witness, and Advocate for Children, his post-career service to education, gaining temporary access to some buildings and being denied entry to others in his work, provides readers a peek behind the curtain to learn what school leaders do to ensure all children have the resources to succeed.
Fans of the first book, educators struggling to understand the nuances of educating black children alone, and alongside white children, human beings trying to analyze child abuse, and those being the ‘first’ and the realities of not being ‘next’, will be inspired by this book, and that while life appears black and white, exceptional has no color.
