Determined To Succeed

Go Get What's Yours!Everyone wants to succeed in life: achieving goals and leaving a legacy from which others will benefit. However, for some ethnic groups, it is more challenging to accomplish their goals due to the odds stacked against them. Women of color comprise this group. In the minds of many, they rank beneath others. Customarily, their background is one of adverse circumstances and poor economic conditions, which in many instances, gave birth to unhealthy self worth. Consequently, many work harder and smarter to leave a favorable and an indelible imprint on society. Even though women of color have to use more sweat equity than her counterparts to become successful and significant, there are powerful tools and principles that have been made available to them. Caretha Crawford's book is one of those tools. In her book, Determined to Succeed, she reveals a strategic plan for women of color or any ethnic group to live a successful life. Using numerous biblical illustrations, experiences from her own life, and inspiring stories from twenty-two women of color, who faced oppositions and overcame each challenge, Crawford provides practical and spiritual guidance for building your confidence so that you can get what's yours! Dr. Caretha F. Crawford is the founder and senior minister of The Gateway to Wholeness Church Ministries in Largo, Maryland, and the founder of In Pursuit of His Presence Worship Arts Ministries with locations in Largo, Maryland, Jacksonville, North Carolina and Decatur, Georgia. Crawford is an International Bible teacher and entrepreneur. She graduated from Winston-Salem State University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina and Maple Springs Baptist Bible College & Seminary, Capitol Heights, Maryland. She is the author of Dance, God's Gift to You and Hold On to Your Dream!"

• | Author: Caretha Crawford
• | Publisher: Xulon Press
• | Publication Date: Apr 29, 2016
• | Number of Pages: 166 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback/Body, Mind & Spirit
• | ISBN-10: 1498469515
• | ISBN-13: 9781498469517