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| Valeisha Butterfield Jones An activist, author, CEO, strategist, a mom and wife. Valeisha is the Global Head of Women & Black Community Engagement for Google and the co-founder and CEO of the Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network (WEEN).
In the Girlprint, Valeisha discusses the importance of putting God first and introspection & self reflection is vital to our growth. This is important steps to getting to know and defining yourself along with your place in the world. Valeisha touched base on lessons learned and experience being her teacher. The Girlprint is a great read it helps give a woman's perspective, personally as well as professionally. "It's the type of book that helps you to find you" -Valeisha Butterfield Jones The Girlprint defines the four E's which include Encouragement, Engagement, Enlightment and Empowerment. I would describe Valeisha as the architect for this book The Girlprint is a great guide and blueprint for women.  |
"I've been blessed to make a career out of doing what I love, but the environment from where I came, the conditions of my youth, the trauma that still lives inside of me, and the struggles that nearly broke me connect me with so many others, I want to tell my story not because it's unique but because it is not" Scenes From My Life is a well written memoir by Michael K. Williams with Jon Sternfeld. I read the book in two days as I was intrigued by the lifestyle of Michael K. Williams, with depth and descriptive form of storytelling. The book takes you on a journey through highlights and harsh realities. I enjoyed watching Michael K Williams on television series Law and Order , the Wire, Black Market and after reading this book I learned more about the human experience, the black experience, thoughtfulness and grew even more appreciation for his character both on and off camera. Thank you for creating a body of work and being an open book. We have a see the world th
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