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by Olivia P. C. Miller (Author)
Are you in a phase of life where you feel as if you are moving in circles? Does each day seem more and more difficult to process? Is your career or purpose in life unclear? Are you living your life or existing in life? Do you rely on others for acceptance? Well, maybe it is time for you to self-reflect for personal growth. This book is for those individuals struggling to accept themselves for who they are. The author, Dr. Olivia P. C. Miller, created self-reflection activities for the readers to dig deep for personal growth. She includes personal examples for the reader to visualize her experiences. Her personal experiences motivated her to inspire others who may be suicidal, confused, feel alone, dealing with depression, etc. Each activity is designed for the readers to leave outside influences, mistakes, feelings of guilt, regret, or anger aside. The purpose of this book is for self-healing and restoration. With proper practice and reflection, individuals will open their eyes to new perspectives and possibilities.
Author Biography
Dr. Olivia P.C. Miller, a native of Statesville, North Carolina, has over 15-years of military, business management, and teaching experience. As a four-sport athlete (basketball, softball, volleyball, and cross-country), Dr. Miller learned the importance of competition, persistence, and passion. She believes that in each day there is a new opportunity. Self-growth is vital to achieve personal and organizational goals. Dr. Miller is an Army Veteran who received the "Outstanding Soldier Award," and is a certified Quartermaster. She also worked in leadership positions in several retail industries. She is currently an Adjunct Business Instructor at Catawba Valley Community College and has been teaching K-12 for 10 years. She focuses on the discipline of business for improved societal conditions. As a member of Zeta Phi Beta Incorporated, Dr. Miller hopes to continue to mentor others at speaking and community service events. Dr. Miller obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Phoenix; and Doctor of Business Administration degree from Walden University. She published her dissertation, "Human Capital Strategies of Leaders in the Food Service Industry" (July 2017) in several academic journals. Dr. Miller hopes to conduct further research on small business sustainability. She served on the Black Communities: A Conference for Collaboration panel at UNC-Chapel Hill where she shared her expertise with aspiring business owners and community leaders. Through her writing, she hopes to inspire others based on her life experiences. From her "failing experiences" to overcoming emotional heartaches, she is taking time to tell her story. Her favorite quote is "If there is no struggle, there is no progress." (Frederick Douglass, 1857). Upon reading this book, she hopes others will experience a rejuvenating sense of self for personal growth.
