Almost every woman can relate to having to rediscover life after heartbreak. For some of us, that heartbreak happens very young; in her case, she was very young. The abandonment by her father and the death of her grandfather shaped her in a way she did not discover until she was well into her twenties. She never desired to express how it made her feel because she knew she had to be strong for her family, so like many girls, she carried her pain and frustration. But like with many things in nature what you bury, eventually grows.
Nia Jovan Andrews, 37, is re-releasing her memoirs "As Thyself" by Nia. The book journeys through her life experiences, showing how she took the failures, heartbreak, and disappointments as opportunities to become a better person. "As Thyself" by Nia chronicles many of Nia's personal experiences that helped her get to a place where she realized that she needed to self-evaluate to live her life self-aware, gaining an understanding that what she brings to any situation or relationship can affect the temperature of that experience. She says, "Many young adults will not take ownership over what they bring, because sometimes they don't realize that they're operating in bad behaviors, because they won't dig deep enough to recognize their issues; that was me!" She added, "I thought I was right about everything, I was very close-minded, selfish, and hungry for success, which is a recipe for disaster. I needed to be saved from myself (lol). I see many of my peers on that same path and if I can help them in their early twenties, great, but I see them over thirty making some of the mistakes I made when I was twenty, especially in romantic relationships, I mean, that is still a work-in-progress, but since I became more open-minded, I'm not making decisions with bad information."
This memoir reveals many of those moments where she was operating in immaturity and then she will share the lesson and the areas that she had to evaluate to get the lesson, then apply it to her life now.
About the author: A graduate of Columbia College Chicago with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism/Magazine Article Writing, and in 2017 she completed a Master of Jurisprudence in Intellectual Property at The John Marshall Law School Chicago, now the University of Chicago in Illinois Law School. She works as a content strategist consultant and is a managing editor and news analyst through Jones Publishing & Enterprises, LLC.
About Publisher: Jones Publishing & Enterprises, LLC. (JP&E) is a product and corporate services boutique that houses published works, provides services in Intellectual Property Management, Licensing, and Contract Negotiations; and conducts workshops that promote business growth. We're equipped to provide business services for the expansion of business brands through licensing and consulting on registrations/intellectual property (business, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets) for start-up ideas and new businesses. Consulting on communication strategy for various project-specific content in healthcare and public health. We support teams in building out communications plans that get media interviews, published articles, and product placement.
Book: www.asthyselfbynia.com
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