Available Books by Joy Young
When I Grow up, I want to Be Just Like ME!
Growing up, we were conditioned to visualize "who" you wanted to be when you grew up. Most of our goals were career focused and our role models were limited. As I begin the journey into adulthood - I found myself and I begin to realize how wonderful I am. STOP focusing on your flaws and other people perfections and recognize the beauty in your flaws and illuminate your perfections!
You Are What You E.A.T
"In 'You Are What You EAT: Entertain, Attract, and Think,' embark on a transformative journey toward holistic personal growth. This illuminating guide navigates the intricate relationship between mind, heart, and soul, emphasizing the crucial connection between our mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Delve into the philosophy of EAT, where 'Entertain' encourages feeding your mind with positive influences, 'Attract' prompts nourishing your heart with wholesome experiences, and 'Think' inspires cultivating a garden of healthy thoughts. The pages unfold with insights on developing a positive mindset, fostering habits that elevate the spirit, and embracing a lifestyle that aligns with your authentic self.
Drawing on a blend of practical advice, inspirational anecdotes, and actionable exercises, this book empowers readers to make conscious choices in their mental and emotional consumption. From cultivating gratitude to practicing mindfulness, 'You Are What You EAT' serves as a roadmap for achieving a harmonious balance within oneself.
Embark on this enlightening odyssey to discover the profound impact of intentional living. 'You Are What You EAT' is not just a book; it's a guide to unlocking the extraordinary potential within, leading you towards a life brimming with positivity, fulfillment, and purpose."
White Face: The Whitewashed Black Mind
"Unveiling the stark realities of workplace misrepresentation, 'White Face' delves into the intricate dynamics that shape the experiences of black individuals navigating professional spaces. This compelling exploration dismantles the pervasive mythologies surrounding racial identity, offering a poignant examination of the challenges faced by those who find themselves 'whitewashed' within the black mind.
Through a blend of personal narratives, case studies, and socio-cultural analysis, this book confronts the subtle biases, microaggressions, and systemic hurdles that contribute to the misrepresentation of black professionals. 'White Face' serves as a powerful critique of an often-overlooked facet of diversity and inclusion, shedding light on the toll it takes on individuals striving to authentically express themselves within predominantly white work environments.
With a call to action and a vision for transformative change, the book aims to ignite conversations that challenge preconceived notions and foster understanding. 'White Face' invites readers to confront uncomfortable truths, sparking a collective commitment to dismantling stereotypes and fostering workplaces that embrace the richness of diverse perspectives.
A compelling and necessary exploration, 'White Face' empowers its readers to question, learn, and advocate for a workplace culture that truly reflects the richness and diversity of the human experience."