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SPIRITUAL RESILIENCE  REVIEWS

“Your book provides wonderful opportunities to reflect and remember what we need to be grateful for.  All black people should read it!”

Crystal Rhoades – Author, Playwright

“The part of your book that has helped me the most was the LIMIT principles.  These helped me to slow down and really digest the information.  The workbook questions were relevant & applicable.  I’m using them now.”

Ken Dickens, Counselor

“I found the book insightful & encouraging.  I am finding the reflection reminders particularly useful to help prevent me from falling into common pitfalls that I am susceptible to.  It helps me to remain focused in the busy day-to-day rat race that can literally drain your spirit!”

S.U. Wright, Private Consultant, Government Sector

“When I got your book, I was in the midst of going through some difficult grief and loss issues.  This book has helped me to mend my spirit and restore my connection with God.” 

Ann Moore, Housewife

“The author’s use of humor wrapped in wisdom immediately drew me into this work.  Each chapter offered food for thought but I was especially struck by the one having to do with relationships and the fact that so little time and attention is given to the ways in which we form and sustain them- be it a spouse, our children or friends.  Yes, this is the very essence of our survival.“

Dr. Gayle Cox, Professor

“This book is a must read if you plan on surviving in corporate America!  I liked the reflection questions.  They made me stop and think “ 

Jeff Bates, Corporate Sector; Laborer

“Much of the information in Spiritual Resilience is consistent with what we practice in 12 Step Programs and what true believers of all faiths, in theory, practice. The values that make Spiritual Resilience relevant are the same ones that saw me past many of the very (self-imposed) stumbling blocks talked about in this book, i.e., poor time management, money management, addiction, et al. I recommend it without reservation.”

Wayne M. Engineer and clean (just for today) addict.