Succeed Because Of What You've Been Through - the keys to 5 points of prosperity

"This book will change your life." --Kathy Lee Gifford

 

“I read your book I was adopted and had a lifetime of struggles and successes but now, eight months after reading your book going, I am going back to college to get my batchlors degree in computer science, I'm saving and investing money, and I'm happier than I've ever been...your book was sensational God bless you.” —Leann Strong

 

“You made me think of things differently. I CAN make it!.”
- [adolescent foster girl preparing to emancipate - name protected]

 

“You have encouraged me to be successful in my life. At first I didn’t know what I was going to do in my life because I never had parents there to show what to do. but after I read your book I took some time to look back and really get in touch with the real me and I want to prove that just because you’re in foster care doesn’t mean you’re a failure. Thank you for inspiring me to be more then a failure and to break the cycle of abuse and poverty and to have a great life and enjoy it...” - JEFF MANN, former foster kid

 

“I can relate to you so much. I want what you have. I’m not talking about money. I want the peace that you have. I’m 45 years old and have been struggling with my past for as long as I can remember. It has affected every aspect of my life. I am in the middle of reading your book right now, and I can’t quit crying. I believe God works in great ways and maybe that’s why your book fell into my lap. I wanted to say thank you for sharing your story. I have been telling everyone about your book. I think its a very good book for everyone to read.”     - [bio Mom of adolescent in residential care - name protected]

 

​“I gave your book to a young woman I’ve mentored since she was a teenager. Her husband shared with me in confidence that reading it helped her understand the anger inside of her. He said your book saved her life and saved their marriage.” – [mentor – name protected]

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“Anyone who has experienced serious challenges in his/her life, as well as those who work with such individuals, truly needs to read this book. Rhonda provides a powerful, challenging and motivating depiction of facing and working through adversity. I strongly endorse this book as a guide to taking control of your life across all domains.” – GREGORY MANNING, PsyD, Psychologist

 

“This book is a must-read as it is a story not only of survival but of overcoming seemingly insurmountable obstacles. It proves that nothing can stop you if you keep your vision focused clearly in your mind and bring others with you on the journey.” – MELVIN GRAVELY, past president, National Foster Parent Association

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“This is the heartfelt story of one woman’s spiritual and economic triumph over a brutal and disheartening childhood. It’s also a generous attempt to share the lessons she’s learned along the way, with a special aim to help other people overcome similar dark circumstances.” – WILLIAM R. KEYS, Screenwriter

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SUCCEED BECAUSE OF WHAT YOU’VE BEEN THROUGH SYNOPSIS

Most of us who are victims of child abuse, neglect, abandonment, or molestation go on quietly with our lives, hoping that no one will pick the scabs off of our barely concealed wounds. Often, the fractured memories of painful experiences lie just below the surface and trigger anger, frustration, or depression, leaving others wondering why we are overreacting.

Sadly, feelings of being unwanted, unloved, stupid, ugly, and [fill in the negative adjective] hold many of us back from fulfilling our full potential. Succeed Because of What You’ve Been Through tells how I went from poverty to affluence, from aloneness to a network of wonderful friends and family, and from feeling unwanted and unloved to feeling a genuine sense of worth and value. More importantly, in this book I relate how others can live lives complete with good relationships, health, hope, and the incomparable satisfaction that comes from finding and fulfilling one’s purpose.

Succeed Because of What You’ve Been Through will help everyone, especially people who have abused or abandoned, see themselves in a way that they may never have before—as skilled, talented, experienced adults able to handle circumstances that would knock most people down and maybe out.

Whatever adversity you have experienced is what qualifies you to fulfill your specific purpose.