Don't Forget to Eat Your Black Vegetables

Your book is a deeply personal and spiritually reflective journey that traces your life from childhood in Columbia County, Florida, through decades of achievement, struggle, awakening, and transformation. It reveals how a young boy shaped by segregation, silence, and survival grew into a man who excelled in business, leadership, and family-yet ultimately discovered that true success is found not in accomplishments, but in identity, purpose, and spiritual rebirth.Through vivid storytelling, biblical insight, and honest self-examination, you uncover how social conditioning, generational wounds, and internalized limitations shape a person's life -and how the spirit within can break those patterns. The book becomes both a memoir and a message: that every human being carries a divine seed of potential, just as an acorn carries the oak tree within it.You write to your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren so they will know who you are, where they come from, and what you learned on the long road from flesh to spirit, from survival to freedom, from identity confusion to clarity. Your story becomes a guide for future generations -a testimony that no matter where you begin, you can awaken to who you truly are.

Pages: 88, Paperback, WestBow Press