The Last American Dream - Modir, Jamal
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My profession has allowed me to have a naked look into the soul of this nation. Most of the content of this book is merely a reflection of that. I have witnessed the degradation and deterioration of the American dream throughout my life in this country, as more obstacles have been placed along the way which has made reaching the goal for the immigrant more and more unattainable. But, the road still remains. I still believe a slight tweaking of our society would clear the dust from this obscured gem. My recipe for achieving the American Dream is honesty, sincerity, hard work and unwavering…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
My profession has allowed me to have a naked look into the soul of this nation. Most of the content of this book is merely a reflection of that. I have witnessed the degradation and deterioration of the American dream throughout my life in this country, as more obstacles have been placed along the way which has made reaching the goal for the immigrant more and more unattainable. But, the road still remains. I still believe a slight tweaking of our society would clear the dust from this obscured gem. My recipe for achieving the American Dream is honesty, sincerity, hard work and unwavering focus. Without pain and hard work, there would be no reward. My life exemplifies the outcome of the motto, don't give up. Don't ever give up! Bi ranj, ganj moyasar nashavad yarab...
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Autorenporträt
Jamal Modir, MD, has over 55 years of experience in the medical field. He was recognized by the governor of California for establishing the first all-inclusive breast care center in Northern California in 1984, served as chief of surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital for 8 years, and on the board of medical staff for several years. A self-proclaimed misfit, Dr. Modir found himself on the cusp of transitional change on numerous occasions throughout his lifetime. He has raised 7 children, many who are involved in teaching higher education (professorial) at Stanford, Berkeley, and the UC System.