Evolving Through Adversity

How do you discover who you are and honor your true self when faced with adversity? How do you use adversity to evolve and achieve your life's purpose?In her international award-winning memoir, Seconde Nimenya answers the above questions, and demonstrates that the best way to get through any adversity is to grow through it and learn from it. In this honest and soul-searching book, Seconde recounts her life growing up in Africa, and her journey to North America; including fighting to...
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How do you discover who you are and honor your true self when faced with adversity? How do you use adversity to evolve and achieve your life's purpose?In her international award-winning memoir, Seconde Nimenya answers the above questions, and demonstrates that the best way to get through any adversity is to grow through it and learn from it. In this honest and soul-searching book, Seconde recounts her life growing up in Africa, and her journey to North America; including fighting to get an education, learning hard lessons, and becoming a global voice for women and girls' empowerment.This is a story of a woman's survival through much adversity, and how she finds incredible potential within herself. The book is filled with lessons of perseverance and hope; overcoming, and finding peace from within. After reading this book, you will be inspired to achieve first your own personal growth, and then empower those in your community and in your world. You will learn how you can rise above adversity, discover your passion, honor your true self, and live the life purpose you were created for. Seconde Nimenya is also the author of four more books: Unlocking Diversity, A Long Way to School, A Hand to Hold, and A Leader's Companion Workbook to Evolving Through Adversity. She is a leadership speaker and diversity advocate supporting organizational leaders with training and coaching to help them gain fresh perspectives on the topics of diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace and our communities. Her TEDx talk on race and other identity constructs titled, "We Are Not All that Different" continues to inspire people around the world. For more information about Seconde Nimenya's work, visit: www.SecondeNimenya.com