Prescription for a Successful Life

This book is written people who are tired of all the mumbo-jumbo talks about success that go over their heads and leave them frustrated, lost and broke. This is the real thing: A holistic approach to success. Read this book to find out more about such a concept, follow advises, discover your niche and be on your way to successful changes in 90 days or less. In this book, you will discover the right track toward success, how crises and adversities can turn into opportunities as well as the 7 ways people mess up their lives. This book also includes the 4 key steps for a meaningful love life, how minorities and women can transform their dreams into realities, how to take steps that empower the next generation for a better life and how to take steps for a financially secure retirement life. You can discover a proactive life, uncover your boundless potentials and reach out for the best. You can learn the essentials for every aspect of your life. Warning: this book can really change your life if you make the proper adjustment’s for yourself.

Author Biography

Jean Daniel Francois received a B.S. in management, an M.A. in economics. He worked in accounting and finance in a Fortune 500 company for over 10 years. Then He went to to New York Medical College, where he studied medicine and obtained his Doctorate in Medicine. Dr. Francois then went to SUNY Brooklyn, where he specialized in neurology and neurophysiology. While working in that field, he met the requirement to obtain a bachelor’s degree, in theology, as well as an honorary doctorate in education. He is married and has two children. Besides his medical practice, he is very active in his community. He is the author of a few books. He has written for a few community-based magazines and has been a conference speaker in the field of finance, family counseling and domestic violence. He has served as the host of a weekly radio program that discusses various subjects for the advancement of underserved communities. Through his numerous articles and conferences, he has always hoped to promote education, foster personal and community development, and help everyone get a better grasp on life. He hopes to promote change in all of his readers.