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Renata Brown

Renata Brown

Atlanta, Georgia

Renata’s zeal for the arts and motivational speaking comes from being an artist. She is the publisher of two online magazines and founder of an award show for the arts.

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Renata Brown’s zeal for the arts was spirited from being an artist. She is the publisher of two online magazines - A-spire and EM-spire. A-spire is an Arts and Entertainment publication, while EM-spire is designed for Entrepreneurs and Motivators. She is also the founder and executive director of GANSPA (Gifted and Neo-Soul & Poetry Award) which serves to celebrate excellence in the arts and bring awareness to Sickle Cell Anemia.

Renata is also an accomplished songstress, visual artist, motivational speaker and poet. She began writing poetry at just eight-years-old. In 2010, her self-published poem, ‘Simply Life Is A Poem’ debuted to critical acclaim. Her writings have been featured in several anthologies. She has also appeared on numerous Radio and Television talk shows. In her own words, “At the heart of me, I am a creative. For me, Artistry is not a hobby. The arts are my passion and ministry. Helping others release their creativity is my mission.” she states.
Her journey is paved with gemstones of many textures. A part of this journey includes being a teen parent at age 14. Three years later, the daughter to whom she gave birth would be diagnosed with an incurable genetic disease, Sickle Cell Anemia. The complications of this disease would ultimately claim her daughter’s life. Much of Renata’s story is colored by various traumatic experiences, highs and lows, through which she has navigated.

Renata earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management and received a certification in graphic design from the Kennesaw State University of Georgia. She also served as Marketing and Advertising Director for the Hopewell Baptist Church Drama Guild.
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Things I Learned While Packing

21 life lessons to move you into alignment with your purposes

“Things I Learned While Packing”' will help you navigate through your everyday experiences with a new perspective and insight into how life is just is just one moving journey.

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I have moved over 40 times in my life. A pattern my parents established. I never spent a year in the same school growing up. The book is an easy read of antidotes and metaphors. That weaves in my compelling story of being a child prodigy. My IQ was tested around 10 and found to be somewhere around 140. I audited high school classes at that age and college at 11. My path was interrupted after being raped at 13 by an acquaintance, that led to a pregnancy. I found myself a teen parent at 14 whose daughter battled a incurable disease and succumbs to that disease as a young adult. I've gone on to run two publications and an award show I founded.

The book will be accompanied by a workbook/journal. This not a novel, but bare bones boiled down glimpses into my world and the lessons that have propelled me to own my own businesses and be a motivational speaker. My poetic flair is present. I want readers come back to the lessons over and over again.

It's my earnest desire that "Lessons learned while packing" will help you navigate through your everyday experiences with a new perspective and insight of how life is just one moving journey. This book is about self-care. The paradigm is not in getting to the destination put how we navigate the road or airways. True alignment comes from who you are not where you you might find yourself.

Sales arguments

  • It's my story, it is unique
  • It's relatable everyone has moved a time or two in their life
  • It gives a call to action at the end of each lesson. There are exercised included
  • I'm a public figure with my own platforms
  • I am editor in chief of two magazines

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Primarily I think women will relate to this book more than men. However; my it has garnered equal interest by both men and women.

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