Reviews

"Before I could finish the book, I sat down with my wife to develop our family core values." Howard Morgan, Senior Master Sargent, U.S. Air Force "...we now view any strategic decision making through the lens of--How does this move align with my core values?"Howard Morgan, Senior Master Sargent, U.S. Air Force"... GAME CHANGER--thank you Strategy Brother!" Howard Morgan, Senior Master Sargent, U.S. Air Force "This book is long overdue...a wake-up call for both young and old." Lloyd D. Clarke, Retired Business Owner and Entrepreneur "While reading this I quickly realized--winning is intentional"Shaun Byrd, CEO, 3C Media"I couldn't put it down...that Tubman tactic was calling my name!"Alex Bailey, CEO, Black Outside, Inc."A book written for black folk, but a road map to success that can be used by anyone."Maria Vital, Author and Entrepreneur"Dr. Williams' insight and message speaks to so many levels of consciousness, it's is a must read for our Nation!" Terrence Littlefield, CEO, Basic Prep Leadership Academy "A book that is so long overdue--I will make this a part of my required reading for my high school students." Terrence Littlefield, CEO, Basic Prep Leadership Academy "Sooo provocative and insightful to use the chess-analogy as a way to speak life into souls that may be searching for a life game plan." Terrence Littlefield, CEO, Basic Prep Leadership Academy Dr. Charles Gentry, Professor of African American Studies, UT-San Antonio "This riveting account provides a holistic pathway for success.... a must read for all entrepreneurs." Aubrey Quarles, CEO, McCaskell Affiliates--Real Estate Investments"Inspired by the classic Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B. Du Bois, Dr. Williams offers a powerful, practical guide to success in the modern world. Whereas Du Bois wrote of "our spiritual strivings" to overcome the "color line" problem of racism and achieve full citizenship status in the twentieth century, Williams provides insight into the strategic strivings of African Americans who aspire to become successful twenty-first century citizens. Both a chess manual and self-help pathway, with anecdotal examples from the likes of Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman and NFL coach Herm Edwards, Williams lays a solid foundation for visionary decision-making, goal-setting, achievement, and measurement. Recommended reading for those who are "in it to win it."Dr. Charles E. Gentry, Lecturer - University of Texas at San Antonio, Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs