Creating a Life from the Ashes - Sebahizi, Fidele
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Embark on an extraordinary journey from a remote African village, through the horrors of a refugee camp massacre, to a remarkable life as a police officer and PhD holder in the United States. "Creating a Life from the Ashes: A Memoir" is a testament to the indomitable spirit of an African refugee who chose to face and overcome insurmountable challenges. In this book, you will discover: How to build a life from nothing, regardless of your beginnings or struggles. The importance of confronting challenges head-on. Why avoiding challenges can lead to greater difficulties. The true happiness that…mehr

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Embark on an extraordinary journey from a remote African village, through the horrors of a refugee camp massacre, to a remarkable life as a police officer and PhD holder in the United States. "Creating a Life from the Ashes: A Memoir" is a testament to the indomitable spirit of an African refugee who chose to face and overcome insurmountable challenges. In this book, you will discover: How to build a life from nothing, regardless of your beginnings or struggles. The importance of confronting challenges head-on. Why avoiding challenges can lead to greater difficulties. The true happiness that comes from overcoming adversity. The power of rejecting excuses and embracing responsibility. "Creating a Life from the Ashes" inspires readers to rise above their circumstances with determination and resilience. This memoir demonstrates that no matter how humble your beginnings, you can achieve greatness and make a significant impact. Don't miss out on this powerful story of courage and perseverance. Be inspired to create your own life from the ashes. Grab a copy now!
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Dr. Fidele Sebahizi grew up in a poor African village, living and surviving an ethnically- motivated massacre in a United Nations refugee camp of Gatumba in Burundi, Africa. Fidele overcame life obstacles as an immigrant in the United States to achieve the American dream. He became the first immigrant to join and work for the Abilene Police Department in Texas as a police officer and the first member of his ethnic group, the Banyamulenge, in the United States to serve the American community in such a capacity. While working for the APD, Fidele earned multiple degrees: a B.A. in Creative Writing from Southern New Hampshire University in New Hampshire, an M.S. in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University in Texas, and a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice-Homeland Security from Liberty University in Virginia. A father and a husband, Fidele likes to listen to country music during his free time.