Houston, TX (BlackNews.com) - While a lot of us are struggling to survive, there is a growing percentage of brothers living in nice homes, driving nice cars and making a good living. Why is it that some of us seem to be living the dream while many are still living the nightmare?
There is no question that a lot of the problems Black men face in America is an outgrowth of slavery, racism and the gross and unjust system designed to keep us down. Yet, how do you explain the fact that some brothers are living the dream?
"It is not our fault that a lot of us continue to live in poverty or is one paycheck away from it," says Judge Oswald J. Scott, Jr. "Anyone who has achieved success in their lives, whether a doctor, business owner or rapper, has followed certain universal laws and principles. The problem so many of us face is that we have not been taught the laws and principles that govern success."
In his first book, The Promise: A Black Man's Guide to Money, Power and Respect, Judge Scott tells the story of a young man who, upon being released from prison, begins to reflect on his past and ponder his future. In his quest to change his life, Trey meets a man who tells him that he can have whatever he wants if he learns "the secrets." In an entertaining, short and easy-to-read format, The Promise delivers an exciting and powerful message regarding the universal laws and principles that will help any man, woman or child achieve their goals.
All of the world's greatest teachers have said we can be, do and have whatever we desire. Nonetheless, many Black men continue to be burdened with hopelessness, confusion and despair. Why is this? Could learning and using these laws and principles actually help a man achieve his dreams and goals?
"If you want to keep something from a Black Man, put it in a book."
Read The Promise and discover the knowledge that will help you begin to live the life of your dreams. To get a Free Download version of The Promise, or to purchase your copy today go to www.getthepromise.com. To contact Judge Scott, call (713) 227-8060 or you may email him at info@streetcornerbooks.com.
CONTACT:
Oswald J. Scott, Jr.
713-227-8060
