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After 30 publishing houses turned her down and told her there was not a market for black women who wanted to become millionaires, she decided to defy impossible and self-publish her book.
This is only one rejection out of many faced by her as a black woman trying to integrate into a system that didn’t accept what she had to offer – no matter how many degrees, certifications, and smiles she showed up to the table with.
It’s even harder when you’re slapped in the face with a rejection that you never even expected.
Imagine going from living a life of poverty to an acceptance letter to one of the most prestigious universities in the world, Stanford. Then you get two Master’s degrees, earn a Ph.D., gain recognition in top publications, and become a high-rated educator. You do whatever it takes to become a tenured professor, from serving on twice as many boards as your peers to receiving a Black Tony Award. As soon as you think you’re about to jump over to the other side of the line and grab the prize you’ve worked for years to earn, someone snatches the winning line and tells you that it’s not even possible for you to cross it.
Heartbreaking. Disruptive. Mentally shattering. These are feelings that aren’t foreign to the black woman who is seeking to go where no one has ever gone before. But if you can see the opportunities hidden in your obstacles, you’ll rise higher than ever before.
In her newly released book, “The Black Woman Millionaire”, Dr. Venus Opal Reese guides you on a new journey where you will learn how to “turn your pain into profit”. When she cashed in on her chaos, she made $4 million in 5 years!
“Working class people make money off of what they do. Rich people make money off of what they know” – Dr. Venus Opal Reese
Dr. Venus gives a fresh perspective on the barriers that black women face on the road to economic independence – and it dates back to slavery. When history has kicked you in the butt and suppressed you, you better believe that becoming a black woman millionaire is a revolutionary act. As she confronts the wounds of slavery and how black women are still mentally enslaved, you can’t help but be reignited with a mission to remove the chains that have kept you down for so long. She’ll make your eyes bulge out of your head and she’ll get you thinking about the role you are playing today in your own freedom.
She’s real. She’s raw. And she’s a black woman who has navigated her way through the streets of Baltimore and networked with the world’s most brilliant minds. Through it all, she realizes that no one will emancipate the black woman if she doesn’t understand her worth. Dr. Opal urges more women to position themselves to provide the capital they need in their communities instead of being the capital that is always overworked and underpaid.
“When you become a black woman millionaire, you move from being the capital to providing the capital” – Dr. Venus Opal Reese
In this book, you’ll feast in 200 pages of deliciousness that will heal your heart and feed your mind. Be prepared to do some work – and not the type of work you’ve been doing all your life to make other people rich. As an educator, she knows what you need and she’s giving it to you in the way that only a black woman can.
You won’t get away with just reading the words and moving on with your life; no, the pages in this book will actually transform your life and your bloodline.
This book is too great to leave it on your shelf or hide it from other women you know. As soon as you dive into the pages of the book, you’ll be immediately captivated by her story. Most importantly, you’ll see yourself in one of the stories and it’ll hit you in a way that will cause you to evaluate the things you do now and why you do it. If you’re ready to defy impossible and make millions, this is a great place to start.
Read this book and you’ll not only make millions, but you’ll impact millions of people who are looking for exactly what you have.
You can purchase “The Black Woman Millionaire” here.
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This really answered my drawback, thank you!