Too Humble Too Long Goals in Motion

<p>This book outlines the story of a <strong>20th Century African American Female Soldier's</strong> journey through the <strong>United States Army</strong>. She held her tongue often. She gracefully bowed out of confrontational situations. She was often <strong>depressed</strong> and struggled with <strong>anxiety</strong>. She explains how she <strong>overcame challenges</strong> and <strong>obstacles </strong>over a course of 23 years of service in the military. Through it all she began to <strong>understand her purpose</strong> in the Army and in <strong>leadership</strong>. In retrospect she started out at the <strong>Private First Class </strong>(PFC) rank and became a <strong>Lieutenant Colonel</strong> (LTC) with a Ph.D. Whatever you want to <strong>accomplish</strong> is possible. Challenges and obstacles may come but they do not determine your outcome. If a challenge or obstacle exists then so should your <strong>determination</strong>. The color of your skin is not a setback. Your gender is not a setback. Where you grew up is not a setback. Your family's status in the community or lack thereof is not a setback. Your level of education is not a setback. Your disability is not a setback. Whatever you deemed a setback obstacle or challenge <strong>God meant for your good</strong>. That is what makes your accomplishments so great in the end. Her story is meant to inspire the next <strong>generation of leaders </strong>everywhere. She had been too humble too long!</p>