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Pursuing a Better Tomorrow has been chosen one of the NABE Pinnacle Book Achievement Award Winners in the Memoir Category. 

AVAILABLE AT BALBOA PRESS BOOKSTORE: https://www.balboapress.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/789820-pursuing-a-better-tomorrow What would you give up today for a better tomorrow? Many individuals give up the only world they know in pursuit of a better tomorrow. Spanning more than one hundred years, Pursuing a Better Tomorrow, is not just a memoir that portrays the history of three generations, but rather an inspiring

What would you give up today for a better tomorrow? Would you risk your life in pursuit of a better tomorrow? Many individuals give up the only world they know, putting themselves and their families in harm’s way by embarking on treacherous trips. Pursuing a Better Tomorrow spans more than one hundred years in the

You are an individual, and there is no one else exactly like you. Your personal attributes are the things that distinguish and set you apart from others. Leverage your personal style, values, and talents, and don’t be shy about self-promoting them. Toot your own horn. This is certainly not bragging; it is marketing this product

It can be extremely difficult to stay positive and believe in a better tomorrow with all of the naysayers predicting and projecting the imminent demise of a great nation. With politicians claiming that “we have to take our country back” and “make America great again”. One may ask; who is “we” and “take our country back” from

Did you know that body language makes up between 60-90% of your daily responses. Whether you’re aware of it or not, when you interact with others, you’re continuously giving and receiving wordless signals. When you feel inadequate and useless, you sometimes start to attract circumstances, relationships, and situations that affirm that belief. Your body language

Be presumptuous enough to believe that you are just as good as, as smart as, or better than those around you and that you have a significant contribution to make. Don’t talk yourself out of greatness. Lord knows that there are probably plenty of people around you who are already working on that.

Blanca De La Rosa was born in the Dominica Republic and raised in New York City’s public housing – The Projects during the time before the Hispanic population developed the supportive Latino community which exists today. Although she struggled without support in her cultural and linguistic transition, she was able to graduate from Pace University with