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Stuck - A Short Story on Moving Towards Your Success Kindle Edition

by Alphonso A. Buie (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Marc used to be a successful force to be admired in the corporate offices of New York City and Real Estate Market in Philadelphia, PA. Trouble arrives in his life, and he loses everything of value to him. One day he decides to take charge of his string of situations and solve his problems. With the guidance of a great mentor and other individuals who inspire him, he learns how to effectively solve his dramatic situations.

This fictional short-story, inspired by real life events, teaches different concepts that can be utilized by anyone who wants to excel at managing themselves effectively in any professional and personal setting.

Editorial Reviews

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"It is a very interesting story with a lot of encouraging, practical points in it to have a different view point on one's life and circumstances and make positive changes." - Rebekah Bodden

"Love this! A great story with practical life advice. I read the entire piece and I'm a fan. Good job!" - Sara J. Westbrooks

About the Author

Dr. Alphonso A. Buie - A Chicago, IL native that currently lives abroad in Beijing, China as a Business Professor. He serves as a mentor to individuals that are looking to further their lives and a consultant to organizations on various subject matters in the area of organizational behavior. After achieving his Doctorate in Business, he sought to be of service to others by volunteering with organizations such as Rotary and writing children's books that describe the experiences of children within different family structures. Such actions have led to him receiving recognition from his Alma Mater with the Lincoln University of Missouri Prestigious Young Alumni Award for his services to make the world greater, better, and more beautiful than it was given to him.