Are you living to survive or are you living to thrive? Are you creating a life worth living or are you counting your days down one by one? You are in control and deserve to live the best life possible. Learn how to embody nine fundamental steps to catapult you into the next level of you. This timely and practical guide delivers a soft, yet challenging array of self-help tools through fascinating reflections from the author's travels abroad, detailed instructions for personal advancement, and coaching questions for each reader.About the Author: Jada Monica Drew is a Leadership and Diversity Consultant who partners with organizational and educational leaders to create professional development solutions in leadership and diversity for personnel and to develop sustainable practices for equity and inclusion. After spending nearly a decade working in collegiate multicultural affairs and serving as an adjunct faculty member, Jada knows what truly drives systemic change, retention, and community partnerships- and it's not mastering a perfect calendar of events. It's building relationships, historic truth-telling, and creative action. Jada has supported the implementation of the Diversity Plan, campus-wide Understanding Racism training, and leading the formation of the Black Alumni Advisory Board at Guilford College. She has also worked to cultivate resource groups with Leadership for Educational Equity while serving as a Director of Diversity Equity & Inclusion. In collaboration with national educators, Jada directs the international Youth Action Project (YAP) of the White Privilege Conference. In addition to her extensive leadership and diversity experience, Jada is a certified True Colors International and a certified Intercultural Development Inventory trainer. She also serves as a co-chair of the Other Voices Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Program and is a board member of both ArtsGreensboro and American Friends Service Committee. In her first book, Revolutionize Now: Creative Leadership & Action for Social Change, Jada supports readers to create a blueprint for self-discovery and social change. Jada holds a BS in Psychology from Guilford College and a MS in Global & International Education from Drexel University. She is also recognized as a United Nations DPINGO speaker and featured in Made in Greensboro.