Media OutlookCheck out what the media has to say about Dear Success Seeker! "Starting the week off right #DynamicFriends! We just received a 5 STAR amazon book review from the success seeker herself Dr. Michele R. Wright! Dr. Wright says that this book is "A Masterpiece After My Own Heart!!!". Read the review here (www.amazon.com/...) and learn more about Dr. Wright here (dearsuccessseeker...). Make sure you visit Amazon and write your own review for #DrDeeDeeDYNAMO! (http://www.droneeka.com/bookreviews.html)" —Dr. Dee Dee Dynamo
"Dear Success Seeker has a depth and richness to it that goes far beyond superficial success. The messages get to the real heart and soul of success, which is the mastery of one's self and one's life and the fulfillment of the God-given potential that lies within the soul of each individual." —Vanessa Wade
"Michele, thank you for being a guest on the show. Your insights were filled with wisdom and it was evident that your words were divinely inspired. You are magnificent and you are definitely a "Power Lady". Also, Happy Birthday!" —Pat Council
"The Power Lady" Host of "Designing Your Life, Today BlogTalkRadio.com Dear Success SeekerBy Michele R. WrightDear Success Seeker "Facing obstacles on her own quest for success, Michele R. Wright quickly discovered how valuable it is to have "success warriors" in your life to guide and inspire you. Now she's assembled luminaries from the entertainment, arts, business and sports worlds to offer words of inspiration and invaluable advice to those seeking victory in their personal and professional journeys, with 83 personal essays of the challenges and triumphs, adventures and mishaps by top achievers, including:
Complete with a foreword by philanthropist Camille Cosby, this book is an essential step for success-seeking women everywhere!" —FlyboyForever.com
Book Pick of the Week Posted by Tee "Dear Success Seeker should have a prominent spot on every female's [success seeker's] desk. The letters should be highlighted, dog-eared, paper clipped or adorned with post-it-notes. The words should be passed down from generation to generation. Dear Success Seeker would make the perfect graduation, birthday, or a simple just because gift." —RAWSISTAZ Literary Group
"Wright assembled the voices of many notable women, including Wilma Mankiller, Ruby Dee, Myrlie Evers-Williams, Billie Jean King, and others, between two covers. The result is usable, helpful and empowering." —Pittsburg Courier
"Sometimes, when good things seem as if they're just out of reach, all you need is a boost. Dear Success Seeker does the job nicely." —Washington Informer
"How can you find the guts to stay the course and keep on going in the face of adversity, loss and a bad economy? You'll get many words of strength for success when you read "Dear Success Seeker" by Michele R. Wright, Ph.D." —Company of Women
"In her introduction, Wright says she overcame many adversities to graduate from college with high honors: she had a speech impediment, a learning disability and attention problems. Despite this, she's now an award-winning professional with a thriving career. She uses her life as an exampie: if she can be successful, you can, too." —Charlotte Post Publishing Co.
"You'll get many words of strength for success when you read Dear Success Seeker...Even a sentence or two is just right, just when you need it...Anyone who needs wisdom and comfort in a bad economy, this book is perfect. To miss Dear Success Seeker would be such a loss." —From Our Weekly - "Los Angeles Premier Community Newspaper"
"I have read countless books on success over the years and many people focus just on material success. However, the messages in Dear Success Seeker set it apart because they have a depth and richness to them that go far beyond superficial success." —Joan Holman
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Book Pick of the Day As seen on Galley Cat™, The First Word on the Book Publishing Industry "The women in the book [Dear Success Seeker] inspired people to pursue their passion - do things that they love." —Arkansas Democrat Gazette
"If you are seeking success and searching for your purpose in life, this is the book for you." —Tuskegee News
From Success For Women... "Every once in awhile I come across a book I keep on my desk so it's handy when I need a dash of inspiration. "Dear Success Seeker" is one of those books for me." "...If you're serious about your own success, do yourself a favour and get a copy of this book to keep close by. Consider it an investment in your own success." — Aprille Janes
Success for Women< br/> From Vision Magazine... Dear Success Seeker: Wisdom from Outstanding Women. Empowering one's mind, body and soul to excel in life and improve the betterment of humanity best describes the theme of Michele R. Wright's book, Dear Success Seeker. Wright elegantly complied a book with knowledge and wisdom from eighty-three contributors from all walks of life, such as: Ruby Dee, Marian Wright Edelman, Joyce Meyer, Billie Jean King, Patricia McGraw and Susan Taylor. Dear Success Seeker should be considered a blueprint for wisdom. Wright's book will inspire both men and women who seek blueprints for success.
— Mr. Renarda Williams
Vision Magazine From Booklist... Dear Success Seeker: Wisdom from Outstanding Women. Written in the form of personal letters to other women, this book offers inspiration and words of wisdom and encouragement from 85 accomplished women across a broad spectrum of demographics and achievements. The book begins with a foreword by Camille Cosby, educator, philanthropist, and wife of comedian Bill Cosby, as well as an interview with Gayle King, editor at large of O, The Oprah Magazine. Among the contributors are educators Marva Collins and Johnetta B. Cole; entertainers Ruby Dee and Patti LaBelle; children's-rights advocate Marian Wright Edelman; first black female astronaut Mae C. Jemison; businesswoman Leeann Chin; tennis pro Billie Jean King; civil-rights icon Rosa Parks; and creator of Sesame Street, Joan Ganz Cooney. Editor Wright has her own inspirational story: despite a learning disability that prevented her from speaking before the age of five, she went on to earn an engineering degree and Ph.D. in public policy. Readers will find much inspiration and encouragement in this collection of letters to those seeking their own sense of accomplishment and personal definition of success. —Vanessa Bush
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