Millionaires In The Making

"I am Sohana Mansur from Dallas tx. Age 44. Working as a Medical Assistant, finance representative, and media personality! I also have my own business, Amway Company. I am originally from Bangladesh but have lived in the USA since 1997. From childhood, I had a passion for singing and dancing. After a divorce in 2013, I started pursuing my singing and dancing talents. Due to joining Amway my coach's guide, the positive team environments and reading entrepreneurial books, I got tremendous confidence. I started performing at Indian Community cultural shows, wrote short funny cultural drama and acted at Fobana NY. I became a first place winner at the Kalakar competition in 2019 for nonclassical Hindi song and Archived Music Award from Lincoln Avenue Soch News of Dallas. Recently, I won Ms. Texas 2nd runner-up along with 4 awards for talent, entrepreneurship, beauty with purpose and congeniality. For fun, I love Tiktok, writing poems and songs, cooking and charity." Why do

Author, Therapist and Alpha Woman In Christ, Cherita Houston

Cherita Houston is the founder of Independent Living After The Storm Transitional Living Program, a nonprofit organization for women and children. What began as a passion and a fire burning from within has turned into a reality. She lives and continues to serve in Chicago with her four boys. Why do you do what you do? I do what I do because it’s my purpose in life. It’s a calling, it’s my duty. I’m purposed to share my life experiences to help others along the way of this thing we call life. What are some projects you are currently working on? I am currently working on and nearing the end of my second book, seeking funding as well as a dwelling place for my nonprofit Independent Living After The Storm Transitional Program for Woman & Children (I.L.A.T.S.) www.independentlivingafterthestorm.us and launching my Life Coaching Program. What are your goals for the short-term and long-term ? My goals for short-term & long-term are to have my second book published and released

Why You Should Consider Community College and Trade School When Planning Your Post-Secondary Education

Universities were once a staple point to The America Dream, but now, enrollment is on the decline and tuition fees are on the rise. Many are questioning whether it’s even worth it anymore, seeing as a report by Fed shows that graduates are more likely to be unemployed or underemployed than overall workers. So there’s a lot of anxiety for students contemplating university, but fortunately, there are alternative means to higher education: community college and trade school. But what makes these two examples worthy candidates over university? Cost-Effective While a quick look at costs for Post-Secondary Education will reveal prices are all over the place depending on where and what you want to study. It’s widely recognised that the cost of university will put you thousands of dollars more in debt compared to community colleges or trade schools. Community college proves to be the cheapest out of the bunch, with an average cost of $3,500 for 2-years of education. Coming in second place

USOA's Mrs. Maine & Author: Melissa Malone-Soutuyo

Melissa Malone-Soutuyo is currently reigning as the first ever United States of America’s Mrs. Maine 2021. She resides in her hometown of Portland, Maine, with her husband of 19 years, Angel, and their teenage son, Lucas. Melissa and her family are heavily involved in their community’s youth sports, which is what led Melissa to write and publish her first book. Lucas sustained a serious concussion during a hockey game, which led to a 9-month recovery. During that time, Melissa and her family struggled to find resources for Lucas, to help him with his recovery. This inspired Melissa to write “Lucas’s Story: Our Family’s Journey Through Youth Concussion Recovery”, available on Amazon. It is a narrative from a mother’s perspective as well as a resource that educates on concussion awareness and the importance of managing concussions properly. Melissa says, “If I can help even one child get the proper treatment to be able to recover, it will be a win.” Melissa spends her time volunteering

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