Author and entrepreneur, D. Anne Browne has written a compelling guide for the African American woman on her way to self-empowerment. In her book, You Can Get There From Here: Life Lessons On Growth & Self Discovery For The Black Woman, D. Anne offers steps to help women realize their potential for positive growth. Written from an African American perspective, this guide is chocked full of life lessons and proven wisdom.

She incorporates the craft of writing as a vehicle for spreading the gospel about optimal health and the importance of mental, physical and spiritual fitness. The book is designed to help readers incorporate strategies for breaking the cycle of pain in their lives by recognizing the part they play in creating the cycle. Bridge the gap of understanding with:

• Positive solutions to resolving negative and potentially dangerous situations.
• Step-by-step guides to bringing about positive solutions and effective changes.
• Pro-active strategies for better defining life's challenges; whenever they are and whenever they arise.

"This rare book is not one to separate the male and female gender, but to give clear understanding of what is required to be an enlightened Black person. D. Anne Browne gives us a thought provoking, candid and sincere look at ourselves as today's Black women, plus she gives steps to achieve enlightenment and empowerment. Thank you, D. Anne Browne for this manual of life."- Rev. Elfrieda F. Y. Queen

"What I found refreshing about the author's approach is that unlike most "self help" books written by women, D. Anne Browne has made a genuine attempt to help women stop considering themselves victims based on unrealistic images of what a man is supposed to be, and instead forces her to look at men and relationships with them in realistic, no-nonsense terms... My hat is off to Browne for giving men equal playing field in the areas of emotions, feelings, needs and desires."- Stan Stovall, TV News Anchor

"You Can Get There From Here is the kind of book that we desperately need to read to remind us of where we are going. Often in the hustle bustle of our daily lives, we fail to make time for ourselves. You have done that for your readers, and for that we are eternally grateful. The African American woman of the 90's will face tougher challenges than ever in every facet of her life. This book will definitely make a difference as it encourages, enrages, inspires, challenges and simply implores us as women to soar to heights unknown."- Wanda Q. Draper, Public Affairs Director/WBAL-TV, Baltimore