When the Compass of My Life Got Stuck on Stupid
The autobiography of a woman with seven children, her journey from welfare to the White House and the life lessons she learned along the way
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About the Book
Years ago, she embodied the statistics of a woman destined to fail: a poor, single mom with little job experience, trapped in what might have been a dead end life where the only bright spot was the smiling faces of little baby boys who adored her and who never wanted to see Mama cry. Mama cried a lot...until her life took an amazing U-turn! Journey with her from welfare to the White House, travel the highs to the lows of her life and examine the defective thinking and flawed decision-making that had the compass of her life “stuck on stupid” and find out how she was able to rise above her circumstances and get her compass spinning again! Foreword by Carl Tobey Oxholm, III Esquire -- Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA.
About the Author
When she is not being a wife to husband, Thomas or mothering her children and grandchildren, H. Marie Brown is a sought after public speaker and consultant. Her life’s journey has been chronicled by several publications including REDBOOK, Belle, and Woman’s World Magazines, the Chicago Tribune, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Philadelphia Inquirer. She enjoys a multi-faceted background with several degrees, certifications and distinguished service awards in a variety of areas, including law, music and non-profit program development. Her first book, “A Welfare Mother’s Guide to Becoming Self Sufficient” was distributed to 55 colleges and universities prior to the onset of Welfare Reform.