PRESS RELEASE: Haitian-American Author Cindy Similien-Johnson Releases Second Book To Help Young Adult Women Discover and Fulfill Their Purpose
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Haitian-American Author Cindy Similien-Johnson Releases Second Book To Help Young Adult Women Discover and Fulfill Their Purpose

Haitian-American Author Cindy Similien-Johnson has announced the
release of the second edition of her book, "Goal Chic: Changing the
World, One Goal at a Time," a guide that empowers young adult women to
discover their purpose, understand their worth and value, and create
purposeful goals.
Ms. Similien-Johnson, a native of Brooklyn, NY and the daughter of
Haitian parents, once suffered from low self-esteem and depression. She
attributes her success in overcoming obstacles and challenges to her
faith in God and the support of family and friends.
She said, "If a woman doesn't know who she is, life can be a real
struggle. But, once a person has a full understanding of her purpose -
the reason why she exists, she will not make poor and negative
decisions. I wrote this book to help other women to not make the same
mistakes I did. I want them to understand they have worth and value,
and they can make positive changes in their community and around the
world through their gifts and talents."
As an alumna of Barnard College of Columbia University, Ms.
Similien-Johnson is the first person in her family to graduate from
college. In 2014, she founded CSJ Media Publishing
as a platform to inspire, encourage, and empower others through her
positive messages. Her first book, "How to Stay Motivated: Inspiration
and Advice for Everyday Living" was written as a way to cope with the
unexpected death of her friend. The book deals with 12 ways in which one
can remain positive in everyday life.
On Saturday, May 16, 2015, Ms. Similien-Johnson, along with three other
young women, including Ms. Shanay Freeman, Ms. Tanequa Strong, and Ms.
Desiree Elleston, will also be honored at the "Young Adult Women's
Empowerment & Achievement Brunch" hosted by "On This Journe(y)," an
organization founded by Ms. Sharice S. Simpson, a native of Jamaica,
Queens, NY. The event will be held at 169-29 144th Road, Jamaica, NY
11434 at 11am.
The Keynote Speaker will be Ms. Susann Sanders, the founder of "Far
More Precious Than Jewels," a safe space for Christian wives to support
each other.
Ms. Simpson said, "We have a wonderful program planned for Saturday's
Empowerment & Achievement Brunch. We will honor and celebrate four
phenomenal and very deserving young women for their achievements thus
far. They exemplify the mission of 'On This Journe(y)' which is to
inspire, encourage, and empower young adult women on the journey towards
healing and restoration at all cost. I have a great team who helps me
bring this vision into fruition. They are Aleesha Chambers, Tamara
Jordan, Stacy Robinson, and Stacey Lawley. Together, we've created
an organization that is a safe haven for young adult women
who oftentimes deal with real life issues, and help them overcome...at
all costs."
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