My New Book, 'A Modern African Nomad' is now available in Amazon
If you’ve never been to Africa, you can’t imagine the opportunities and challenges its people face on their way to success. Often, they leave their homes and roam the world to expand their horizons. From the pages of this book, you will draw life lessons that can transform your own life.
If you’ve never been to Africa, you can’t imagine the opportunities and challenges its people face on their way to success. Often, they leave their homes and roam the world to expand their horizons. From the pages of this book, you will draw life lessons that can transform your own life.
The author, Debbie Peters, is a Zimbabwean woman who has traveled
the world, studied for advanced degrees in London and Los Angeles. She has also
succeeded in several entrepreneurial careers. She is part of the modern African
migration to the Diaspora.
A Modern African Nomad tells the story of:
• How an African successfully navigated
her way to Europe and later to the US through study.
• Building a successful career and life in
the US for a decade, networking in the Diaspora.
• Surviving and thriving as a Black woman,
dating and single life in New York City,
• Long
distance job-hunting, being headhunted and making the transition back to Africa
•The challenge of repatriation and
re-integrating back into African society after 10 years away.
• Navigating different corporate cultures
in Africa and building a professional network in Africa.
• Becoming an expatriate in Nigeria and
dealing with life in a challenging environment.
• Learning to operate in different African
countries and the differences between them.
• Starting over again by going back home
to Zimbabwe after 16 years away, reverse culture shock.
• Maintaining relationships a global nomad
with friends and family scattered all over the world.
• Staying current with the international
business trends as an African professional.
• Entrepreneurial ventures in Africa under
difficult economic conditions.
• Her love of travel and becoming a world
citizen who is at home anywhere
Debbie Peters has always loved education and also loves her
beautiful homeland. Although she had to leave Africa twice for advanced
degrees, she always came back home to Zimbabwe.
Her first adventure abroad was to earn her Master’s degree in
pharmacology, at the prestigious King’s College in London, but she came
straight back as soon as she finished.
In 1998, she went to the US for an MBA, but by the time she
finished in 2000, she was advised not to return because the Zimbabwean economy
was experiencing the highest hyperinflation in history. It was 10 years before
she found a promising job in South Africa, but another six years to work her
way back to Zimbabwe. Going back home is important to Africans in the Diaspora,
but the challenge is how to do it. Every African country is different and in
some ways Africans are less familiar other African countries than they are with
countries abroad.
Debbie Peters has always enjoyed blogging. She was one of the
earliest bloggers in the US in 2003, and her African Gist blog was very popular
as her readers followed her adventures in Nigeria. Travelling from and within
Africa is often difficult, but Debbie chronicles the challenges of African
travel with interesting detail and humor.
As a serial entrepreneur, Debbie is facing the challenge of trying
to start a modern African business while working from Zimbabwe where the
economy is again falling into decline. Her network extends all over the globe,
and her life is no longer just restricted to Zimbabwe. She is a keen social
media practitioner with a presence on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram
and credits social media with helping her find her two brothers.
This exciting life story is not only for Africans. As Debbie
explores what is needed for a black woman to survive and thrive in diverse
cultures, you will also discover ways you can surmount the challenges you face
in a highly competitive global economy. Wherever you call home, you may need to
expand your vision beyond traditional borders and build a life many never
consider possible. You can learn important principles from Debbie’s struggles
and successes. Buy the eBook on Amazon for only $14.99 now on the following
link https://www.amazon.com/Modern-African-Deborah-Nyasha-Peters/dp/1978210213
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