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Annella Metoyer was blessed to experience many firsts. She was the first person of color employed by a local bank and ultimately became the City President for a large corporate bank. Her journey later took an unexpected turn when she transitioned from employee to entrepreneur.
Dare to be the Change will resonate with anyone that has ever faced adversities. As you read the story, you will rejoice in the strength that Annella finds within to help others and to make this world a better place.
Romuald Dzemo’s states in his recent Readers’ Favorite review,
Dare to be the Change by Annella Metoyer is an inspiring memoir with powerful lessons, a book that explores one of the most important realities we will always encounter — change. I loved this book — it is insightful, delightful, and filled with wisdom. We encounter a woman who chose to see opportunities for growth in every adversity instead of becoming discouraged and spiteful. The book strongly conveys the influence we can have in the world and on others once we choose to face life with a positive attitude.
In “Dare to Be the Change,” Annella Metoyer offers a candid, unique perspective on how the unavoidable changes in life can refine a person’s character or destroy it. Her father’s sage question during her childhood difficulties, “If you don’t do it, who will?” formed an early fortification and guide throughout her life. Her encouraging story is one of resilience and determination. Her personal struggle to find meaning in life after an involuntary end to her amazing forty-year career as a banking executive will resonate with many readers and leaders! Readers will find solace in knowing they are not alone and discover new options worth pursuing if, in fact, they “dare to be the change.”
— Eddie Turner – Leadership Expert, Executive Coach and Facilitator Eddie Turner, LLC
In Dare to be the Change, Annella Metoyer courageously shares the details of her life’s challenges, her family’s dedication to positive change as well as offers hope for readers through her struggles and accomplishments. Starting with the integration of her small town public school, she encounters a life-changing experience that sets her on a path of “being the change.”
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