Growing Through It The Course 7 Day Free Course
Learn My Proven Method To Overcome Adversity And Prosper In Challenging Situations in Just 7 Days
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Despite your constant attempts to overcome a poverty mentality, depression and low self-esteem, do your efforts still amount to frustration and constant disappointments?
This course is created just for you!
I have experienced the same pain you have and am here to prove to you no matter what your circumstances, this is not how your story has to end. How do I know? I am Elease A. Wiggins, mother of two and former welfare recipient who is confident that if you properly apply A Farewell to Welfare method, you can replace feeling powerless with a new sense of purpose and motivation. In this course I share my own story only to prove to you the possibilities for your own future.
A Farewell to Welfare Course, with its proven, revolutionary and personalized system of planning and motivational techniques takes achieving your dreams to a whole new level! With it's detailed guidance, this course will help you determine how your natural gifts, education and personal experiences can become the foundation for your family's financial stability.
This course aims to help you clear away the doubts and distress that once plagued you to create a life that you’ve dreamed about -- but thought was unattainable. It is my belief that breaking the cycle of poverty must start in the mind, heart and spirit. If you properly apply A Farewell to Welfare method, you will not only accomplish your goals, it will lead to game changing results!
Your Instructor
Brooklyn native Elease A. Wiggins is the founder and CEO of EAW Enterprises, a trainer, speaker, consultant, self-published author, philanthropist and Professor. Wiggins is a graduate of the Brooklyn Job Corps Academy, has an associate’s degree in public administration, a bachelor’s degree in applied business management from Medgar Evers College, and a master’s degree in urban studies from Queens College.
EAW Enterprises is a Minority Women Business Enterprises certified social enterprise that seeks to sustain the economic development of communities through advocacy, consulting, educational materials and training, in-person and online leadership seminars, mentoring, motivational speaking, staffing and research.
Wiggins was a finalist in the Queens Business Plan Competition, aptly named Black New Yorker of the Week by The New York Amsterdam News in August, and New Jersey’s Leading Women Entrepreneur & Intrapreneur finalist in September all in 2015. Also in 2015, Wiggins released her first self-published book titled, A Farewell to Welfare: 25 Strategies to Freedom, Independence and Prosperity, which focuses on helping mothers overcome mental and emotional trauma through sharing stories, statistics, strategies and solutions. A Farewell to Welfare has a five-star rating, retails for $26.28 and can be purchased at www.afarewelltowelfare.com
Wiggins created a curriculum from the book for GED/HSE programs to teach self-improvement strategies while promoting literacy. In addition, she conducts seminars at shelters, libraries, High Schools and Job Corps centers throughout the country. Wiggins also host, Encouraging Conversations with Elease, a weekly radio program on Blog Talk Radio. Encouraging Conversations with Elease relates everyday situations to biblical stories and social-psychological theories to help listeners heal themselves, help others and honor the Creator.
In 2017 Wiggins conducted a Ted Talks which details how she used, Pain, Personal Responsibility and The Power of Forgiveness to CHANGE. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Va-QN_9Qv3A&t=26s
In 2018 Wiggins also founded Communities Promoting Reading (CPR), a nonprofit organization which supports low-income adult students enrolled in GED/Adult Continuing Education courses who file as head of household. https://vimeo.com/297358767/291138db3b
Frequently Asked Questions
I am so thankful you have chosen to partner with me in achieving your goals. Today you know me as Elease A. Wiggins the entrepreneur, self- published author, speaker, trainer, and philanthropist. However, five years ago I was teaching at a community college for low-wages, in debt, receiving public assistance, suffering from anxiety attacks & acne, depressed, overweight, in an abusive relationship, while raising two children; but I was confident this was not how my story would end.
I admit, my college degrees are largely responsible for where and who I am today, However, I must say there were lessons I learned in life that college did teach me. For example, college did not teach me that temporary defeat is not failure or that fear largely exist in your mind. The U.S. educational system requires students spend twelve years acquiring theoretical knowledge, yet does not dedicate the same time to teach students how to use this theoretical knowledge to practically achieve their own personal goals; So here I am, sharing proven strategies with you that I use in my own life to achieve my goals. I pray these strategies work for you.
READY, SET, GROW!