Letters To Our Brothers

Jason T. Mahoney was born to stir up the gift in everyone he encounters, and it is for this reason he is considered "The Motivator". His gifts as a speaker, emcee, author, poet, and stage performer have motivated individuals to harvest the seed that has been planted in them. He is a bold man who is captivating and possesses a powerful presence that will challenge you, inspire you, and mold you.¿A native of Sumter, S.C., Jason was always taught the value of love, discipline, and hard work. He has worked in the health and human services field for more than 15 years. He currently holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sociology and a Master of Science Degree in Counseling. He is credentialed as a Qualified Mental Health Professional, Life Coach (Individual & Family), and Certified Family Wellness Instructor.Throughout Jason's career he has been a featured keynote, workshop presenter, emcee, coach, consultant and trainer. He has been featured in The Artise Magazine for his work as an author and community philanthropist. He was also a guest on the The Positivity Push 103.5 WCOM FM Radio Show. Jason is the accomplished author of Four Faces of a Revolution, Tried In The Fire, and Edification On The Go. His ultimate goal is to educate the mind, enhance self-awareness, promote inner strength, and motivate change. It is his motivating approach that has individuals feeling empowered to take back control of their lives.

You Are Important, Valuable, Equal, Good Enough, Adequate… you are our BLACK BROTHER!The nation continues to witness the discrimination, inequality, mistreatment, and marginalization of Black Men. What can we do to preserve ourselves? In this book, one will find the answer to the aforementioned question.
Meet 44 authentic Black Men who have shared words of perseverance, wisdom, hope, and achievement. The writings will cultivate a deeper sense of self-worth, build character, and set a standard of living for every black male, in whose hands it is placed. Letters To Our Brothers is a collection of letters, prose, and quotes written by Black Men to encourage, motivate, challenge and support other Black Men.
Authors of the letters represent black men from various socioeconomic statuses, diverse childhoods, careers, ages, household compositions, religious belief systems, and different life experiences. Some of the authors shared their personal stories of overcoming adversity, while others provided tools and techniques for success. Overall, all authors were intentional about ensuring their brothers received a message of hope and love.