, Hardcore Leadership: 11 Master Lessons from My Airborne Ranger Uncle’s “Final Jump” ,chronicles the service of my late uncle, Harris L. Parker, a retired CSM, Vietnam Vet and former Chief Magistrate of Virginia’s 6th Judicial District, national president of the 555th Parachute Infantry Association (Triple Nickel), Chair of Sussex County Board of Supervisors and Ranger Hall of Fame inductee.
http://11hardcoreleadershiplessons.wordpress.com/
For People of Strength, Soul, and Spirit: Seven Guidelines for Life & Career Success
Part motivaitonal speech, part history lesson, part workbook, this creative work captures the essence of the African American story to cement robust strategies for achieving your goals. Using the word “know” this book inspires readers to excel in today’s hectic society and competitve job market from much of what was learned from the wisdom of the “old folks.” Explore your skills and be coached forward!
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Available at: https://www.createspace.com/3983828
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For People of Strength, Soul and Spirit: 7 Guidelines for Life & Career Success
This book appears as recommended reading to an article posted by the sought after speaker, coach and author Valorie Burton in the March edition of Ebony Magazine. Wow what a surprise and sho nuf blessing! See the photo attached of the page of the article and suggested reading is at the end.
Welcome to my eBook adventure. Life is a Review: Observations and Collections of My Passages Through the Times, is a compilation of essays, blogs, poems I’ve been writing for over 20 years around identity, career, family.
From the Introduction
Throughout our lives, someone is always observing, correcting or teaching us something.
Everywhere! At home: “Did you look over your homework? This is how you flush the toilet. Make the bed this way.”
At school: “Your assignment is to review three chapters of your history book. Your grade is . . . This is how many errors I found.”
At work: “Look this over before you send it in. Let’s schedule an IPR (In Progress Review). I’ll inspect it when you’re done.”
From our first steps, a parent wants to see if we can maneuver the right way at the designated age range. Our education requires us to pass tests after studying the materials. Our abilities and how we follow the rules are observed and corrected. In our jobs and careers, opportunities for advancement only come after we’ve proven that we are up to the task.
Life demands reviews!
Kindle only on Amazon!
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008D6RJ0M
Like many of us, I’ve passed some exams and flunked others; educationally as well as experientially, as I also wondered and wandered. Join me as I warp time through the gleanings from my life‘s major phases with an essay, blog, poem or speech. Then I look at the final review of my loved ones who passed in human finality and their enduring teachings for my life’s purpose.
Watch and listen to Deborah talk about one of the defining moments of her journey, that in retrospect gave her a powerful message to share with others.
http://mentalhealthtalk.info/odyssey-of-life

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