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What's the fastest way to reach your dreams?

The fastest way to reach your goals is to change yourself. In Psychology we learn to try to reach self-actualization, which is being the best that you can be.

Make money telling your story!

My book is called Don’t Call Me Crazy! I’m Just in Love and its required reading at colleges and high schools. Everyone has a story but most people don’t know how to turn their story into a money making business. The first advice I will give you to jump on the train of success is keep your dreams to yourself. Ninety percent of Americans hate their jobs.

Negativity can push you to greatness

When Obama first ran for president he would hold meetings and nobody would show up.

Develop your talents even if bored

I've learned not to allow boredom to cause me to quit learning a craft.

Take baby steps to reach your dreams

Take baby steps to reach your dreams. Learn from famous people.

Never allow someone to kill your dreams.

Never allow someone to kill your dreams. Please take my advice.

Can the disabled own their own company?

Can the disabled own their own company?

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Swiyyah Muhammad was born in the projects in Saint Petersburg, FL. Her father left when she was three so she had to be raised in a single parent home. At the age of five she was molested by her eight year old brother. She later started school. She had slurred speech and didn't care to make friends so she was bullied by her peers. At the age of eight she wanted to kill her self because a girl wanted to fight her. She looked in the medicine cabinet for medication. Thank God she couldn't find any. At the age of 16 she was physically abused by her step dad. The abuse was so severe, God blocked it from her memory. At the age of 20 the brother that molested her committed suicide which was very devastating to her and the entire family. Swiyyah always saw herself as normal. She never received any disciplinary problems in school, made good grades, and received her BA degree in Psychology from the University of South FL, so when the doctors diagnosed her with the most debilitating mental disorder known in mental health, she denied it. She questioned their expertise. She refused to take medication. She was then hospitalized six times. Her family took a picture of her at her worst and that's when she knew she needed help. She has been taking medication now for six years without a relapse. She is now a published author and a motivational speaker. Her book is entitled, "Don't Call Me Crazy! I'm just in Love," and is inspired by her true story. It is now a required reading for Saint Petersburg College. Because of her experience she has grown closer to God and has learned a lot that she reveals in her speeches. Swiyyah has done extensive research and shares her personal experience and provides the warning signs she exhibited as a child. She provides resources to help the community and teaches them how to live out their dreams regardless of the disability.
Please contact Swiyyah for speaking engagements and or book at n 727-776-0291, www.swiyyah.com ,swiyyahnm@yahoo.com

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