Winners Don't Quit On Themselves

by Ricci Michelle Smith

Overview

This book is a self-help guide that allows my readers to dive deep within their hearts and souls to find what works best for love, family, and their personal career paths, whether competing in sports or challenging themselves in life for success. This book offers a motivational and uplifting message, which can inspire readers to persevere and overcome challenges.

You'll find resilience, which is the ability to bounce back from setbacks or failures. Determination will highlight the importance of persistence and not giving up. Feeling empowered comes with a sense of empowerment, encouraging one to believe in their abilities and strive for greater success. Positivity is emphasized throughout with the idea that winners maintain a positive mindset even when faced with obstacles. Motivation is provided through stories or strategies to inspire readers to keep going and achieve success. This book tells personal stories, ideas, and perspectives that can inspire readers to overcome any obstacles and reach their full potential.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798890757104
Publisher:	Excel Book Writing
Publication date:	07/29/2024
Pages:	120
Sales rank:	20,584
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.25(d)

About the Author

Ricci Smith is an African-American entrepreneur and businesswoman. She was born on August 26, 1971, in Mobile, Alabama. Ricci grew up in the intercity with a large family determined to succeed. She embarked on her quest to reach the stars and moved to Atlanta, Georgia, to further develop her interest in business.

She enrolled in a community college where she studied Business Administration. After college, she began her career in the corporate world, working for several Fortune 500 companies in various roles. However, she soon realized where her passion lay in wanting to start her own business. She then went to Beauty School and became a licensed esthetician and formulated her own skincare line called Embellish (to make beautiful). She earned a reputation as an astute and creative virtual executive assistant through a sports media personality. Her assignment demanded that she interact with the staff of National TV shows, including the Oprah Winfrey Show (Super Soul Sunday), Good Morning America, and the Wendy Williams Show, and different colleges and Universities across the country. Her engaging personality was an asset on the set, as she was in the presence of many high-level sports figures and celebrities. As a multifaceted woman, she is married and the mother of three boys.