From Minor Setback to Major Comeback

In this must read book Everette WItherspoon will teach you how to turn your setbacks into comebacks. This book will give you the information and the inspiration that is required to overcome the obstacles and the setbacks you will likely face on the road to achieving your goals and fulfilling your destiny. No matter who you are, in life you will face situations that are not fair. In life you will face unfair situations that will cause setbacks to come into your life. The setbacks could be financial setbacks, emotional setbacks or physical setbacks. The setbacks could come through some mistakes that we have made or they could come through no fault of our own. The question in life is not whether or not we will face setbacks but whether or not we will turn our setbacks into comebacks. In this book Everette Witherspoon will share with you his personal experience of turning the setback of being unjustly investigated and incarcerated over charges that where politically motivated into a great comeback. In this book Everette WItherspoon will also give you examples of others who have turned their setbacks into comebacks, in order to give you the reader the motivation to turn your minor setbacks into major comebacks.

In life the question is not whether or not you will face a setback but whether or not you will comeback from a setback. This book will give you the steps to turn your minor setbacks into major comebacks.

Everette Witherspoon is a CEO, Motivational Speaker and Author. He made History in 2010 when at the age of 32 he became the youngest person ever elected to The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners. That year he also became the youngest African American ever elected to an urban county Board of Commissioners in the state of North Carolina. He was reelected for a second term in 2014. He also managed winning state senate, state house, city council and county commissioner campaigns. During his eight year tenure as county commissioner he was know as one of the most articulate and outspoken elected officials in the state of North Carolina, choosing to focus on issues such as poverty reduction, job creation, health care, mental health advocacy and education equity. Witherspoon is an entrepreneur, in 2010 he started a mental health care company that would eventually grow into the biggest provider of psycho social rehab services in the state of North Carolina and expanded to Atlanta Georgia. Witherspoon was also an adjunct professor at Winston-Salem state University. Witherspoon graduated from Jackson State University with a bachelor's degree in social work and from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor with a master's degree in social work.