A NATIONAL BESTSELLER
The trajectory of Zahra Al-Harazi’s life defies
expectations. In this electrifying story, which begins in a small village in
Yemen and ends in a Calgary suburb, Al-Harazi describes her experience of two
civil wars; her years as a young immigrant mother with little education; and her
road to becoming one of Canada’s most successful businesswomen.
Navigating two worlds, Al-Harazi has struggled to find
her own way between East and West, religion and belief, freedom and obligation,
love and honour, despair and gratitude, war and war again. With deep warmth and
courageous honesty, she emphasizes how it is only through gratitude and
persistence that we can find happiness and the courage to build the life we
want.
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ZAHRA AL-HARAZI is the co-founder of Skillit, an experiential marketplace for skills. As the CEO of Foundry Communications, an internationally acclaimed, award-winning marketing and communications firm based in Calgary, Al-Harazi was selected as Chatelaine’s Top Female Entrepreneur, named one of the hundred most powerful women in Canada by the Women’s Executive Network and chosen by RBC as one of the twenty-five most influential immigrants to Canada. A sought-after speaker and consultant for leading institutions and events around the world, Al-Harazi served for several years as the Canadian ambassador for UNICEF. A true citizen of the world, she has lived on four continents, visited more than a hundred countries and argued for human rights in five languages.
SARAH J. ROBBINS is a writer, an editor and a collaborator whose work has appeared in Entrepreneur, Inc, Glamour, MarketWatch and Newsweek, among other publications. She is the co-author with Dr. Hawa Abdi of Keeping Hope Alive, and she recently adapted Malala Yousafzai’s bestselling memoir for young readers. Robbins is a founding editor of Hacking Finance magazine and a regular contributor to Publishers Weekly. She lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with her family.
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