A recent article on the New York Times website, entitled "What Drives Success?", centered on "The Triple Package: How Three Unlikely Traits Explain the Rise and Fall of Cultural Groups in America' by Amy Chua and Jed Rubenfeld. The book explores why some cultural groups appear to do better than Americans overall. The 'Triple Package' of traits, and how those traits are instilled in young people, appears to create greater levels of success for some. Award winning author Emeka Iwenofu believes that regardless of any other factors, success starts with a decision.
"This article," Iwenofu stated, " gives a clear testimony that success in anything is never limited to people of a certain ethnic group, religion, creed, income bracket, or even family status. Success is truly based on one's desire and passion level for success or lack thereof and nothing more. This article examined various groups of different nationalities such as India, China, Nigeria, and so forth, and discovered the increased success that most of them attained while in the United States, most of whom came from poor backgrounds only to excel after leaving their country. And as this article states, such revelations should destroy any negative notions or stereotypes that is generalized against a specific group. It's just not true."
"And it is interesting," Iwenofu continued, "because these are the same values I incorporate in my inspiration book for kids, 'Francine's Miracle', which tells that true success is governed by ones thinking and nothing more. If Francine didn't succeed in life, it wasn't because of her lack of formal schooling, or the drunk father and dysfunctional family she inherited or the fact that her family was poor. It was all the result of her own thinking, from which she could change if she really wanted to. And that's exactly what this article explains through the study conducted. Simply put, success begins with a decision. Nothing more and nothing less."
In the tradition of his mentors, Og Mandino, Anthony Robbins, Napoleon Hill and Wayne Dyer, Emeka Iwenofu teaches young readers through inspirational books and engaging works of fiction how to achieve their life goals despite limitations or challenges.
“Parents, grandparents, children and teachers will enjoy this inspirational book” Iwenofu continued, “because it is displayed in a story form - as an indirect guide to the reader on how they can achieve their goals regardless of their current situation that they, their family members or students are in. 'Francine's Miracle' demonstrates how anyone can still triumph to ultimate glory and greatness, regardless of their current status in life or in the classroom.”
Emeka Iwenofu is available for media interviews and can be reached using the information below or by email at jackiesmiracle@gmail.com. All of his works are available at most online book outlets including Amazon and Barnes and Noble. More information is available at the website at http://www.FrancinesMiracle.com.
About Emeka Iwenofu:
Emeka Iwenofu lives in Cleveland where he attended Cuyahoga Community College before transferring to Cleveland State University where he earned his degree in Accounting. He eventually found his true calling as a writer.
He was inspired to write the three book series that he calls 'The Miracle Trilogy'.
Since publishing Francine’s Miracle, Emeka has appeared on numerous radio stations, sharing his mission and sharing his message of positive thinking, spirituality and proven self help techniques with people all over the world. He was recently chosen as one of ’50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading’. His story is featured in the 2013 – 2014 edition of ’50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading’.
Virtually all the material contained within his books are techniques he endorses and continues to model in his daily life as the fundamental principles needed for anyone to achieve success in life. He sincerely hopes that reader’s lives can be changed for the better, enriching both their lives and others around them.
Contact:
Emeka Iwenofu
jackiesmiracle@gmail.com
http://www.FrancinesMiracle.com
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