Exploring the impact of literary icon Flannery O'Connor's noted legacy on the cultural realities of modern-day America, the world, and a certain author.
Yankee Doodle Daddy is a historical Appalachian Family Saga. The story follows a mother's reckoning as she struggles to survive and keep her four daughters alive.
Regina's books focus on guiding would be entrepreneurs to become successful business owners without depleting their retirement accounts in the process.
Background
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Regina S. Molden, Esq. is managing partner of one of the largest minority owned law firms in the Southeast. More than 5 years ago, she left big firm life behind and started her own firm with no clients and without borrowing any money to get started. Several years later, she continues to beat the business failure rates outlined by the Small Business Administration and has even gone on to start other successful businesses with little or no start-up capital. Regina understands that most aspiring business owners have more vision than money. With this fundamental disconnect in mind, she uses her writings to coach readers on ways to thrive despite limited cash flow. Regina believes that with proper guidance, anyone is capable of turning their unique gift or talent into a profit making venture.
Birth Place
Tuscaloosa, AL USA
Accomplishments
After taking charge of her career and charting her own course, Regina’s career as an attorney and as a business owner soared. The Daily Report named her one of Georgia's Top 10 lawyers “Predicted to leave their mark on the profession.” Georgia Super Lawyers Magazine profiled her as a Georgia Super Lawyer, and she appeared on the cover of Atlanta Woman Magazine, which named her one of “20 Legal Eagles Who Soar Above the Competition.” Small Firm Magazine has also profiled Regina regarding her work as a trial lawyer. Regina began to reach her fullest potential only after she left the glass ceilings behind. Her passion in life is to help others reach the top.