Success Is A Side Effect
Leadership, Relationships, and Selective Amnesia
- Balance ambition with authenticity
- Release past mistakes and perfectionism
- Build multiple streams of happiness (beyond work)
- Lead with influence in everyday contexts
- Align values, wellness, and relational health
In this nonfiction guide, Dr. mOe weaves personal stories, humor, and practical wisdom to help high‑achievers (especially women) succeed without sacrificing relationships or joy.
Launch Your Self‑Publishing Journey
Fast‑Track the Publishing Process
- Time‑efficient planning and drafting
- Choose the right publishing path (print, digital, audio)
- Practical marketing strategies on a realistic budget
- Templates, checklists, and mindset shifts to avoid common pitfalls
A step‑by‑step, time‑smart handbook for aspiring and emerging authors. Professional authors, Dr. mOe and Dr. Masudi Stolard, co‑wrote this Amazon #1 bestseller to help you plan, write, publish, and market your book with speed and strategy.
When A Sistah’s FED UP (Book 1)
Fast‑paced, romantic, and funny
- Honest, witty dialogue that resonates
- Relatable depiction of disappointment and healing
- Sharp insights on trust, betrayal, and boundaries
- A flawed‑yet‑resilient protagonist you’ll root for
Dr. mOe’s bestselling debut novel mixes humor, heartbreak, and bold truths about love, self‑worth, and boundaries. It captures a woman at her breaking point, confronting toxic relationships, family drama, and her own inner voice.
Never Close Your Heart (Book 2 — Stand‑Alone Sequel)
“Unless it’s under reconstruction, never close your heart.”
- Redemption without self‑abandonment
- Lean on spiritual faith while doing the inner work
- Romantic tension plus real emotional growth
- Moments of humility, identity, and renewed purpose
A stand‑alone sequel to When A Sistah’s FED UP, this novel explores how we can love again after heartbreak, how boundaries and vulnerability dance together, and how faith intersects courage.
Sinphony
“Dating three men to avoid falling in love again isn’t a sin—it’s a… Sinphony.”
- A third‑grade teacher balancing professional goals and personal secrets
- Tension between expectations and authentic calling
- Arcs of betrayal, forgiveness, and redemption
- The challenges of dating and working as a single parent
Sinphony is a richly woven novel about third‑grade teacher Nona Huff, who dreams of becoming an administrator and making her parents proud. But secrets, relationships, and identity struggles threaten the harmony she craves.