From Trials to Triumphs

Dr. Queenella Miller's raw, authentic, and candid book is certain to inspire self-actualization and growth in your life. "From Trials to Triumphs: Blessings of a Lifetime" takes readers on a unique journey from navigating life in the 1930s to modern day in the 21st century while providing impactful lessons that will help you in every aspect of life.

Dr. Queenella Miller's raw, authentic, and candid book is certain to inspire self-actualization and growth in your life. "From Trials to Triumphs: Blessings of a Lifetime" takes readers on a unique journey from navigating life in the 1930s to modern day in the 21st century while providing impactful lessons that will help you in every aspect of life. This captivating book redefines self-help by strategically implementing personal experiences with invaluable insight and guidance. Within these pages, the author shares life lessons that she learned from her own trials and tribulations. Dr. Miller uses these hardships to evolve and ultimately, inspire others. This helpful book is the perfect companion for your life's journey. Start today and experience the change you've been seeking!

Born in Mississippi during the Great Depression, Dr. Queenella Miller accomplished several life achievements despite experiencing poverty, jealousy, colorism, and insecurity. Her relentless love for humanity and faith in God were the crux for writing these essays of insight and revelations. With several advanced degrees from renowned institutions, Dr. Miller uses her knowledge to share narratives of navigating academia. She also engages in her community by participating in several professional and civic organizations, including Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Phi Delta Kappa, and the Living Word Christian Center in Forest Park, Illinois. As a community leader, her name and photo were inducted into the Proviso Township High School Wall of Fame by the Maywood Operation Uplift, Inc. The Maywood community showcased her work and photos alongside other great leaders. She currently lives in North Riverside, where she was elected the first Black clerk.