Peggy Jackson is a retired media and events executive who launched and lead teams to develop world class multi-million dollar companies. After finally finding her “person”, she tragically became a widow at the young age of fifty-five. She’s also a lung cancer survivor who has beaten the very bleak survival rate. She lives in Scottsdale, AZ with her loving daughter Carri and her mentally and physically disabled son Matthew.
Path to Gratitude is a fascinating memoir that tells the story of a woman’s life through the different phases of adversity, ambition, and gratitude. The author takes us through her challenging childhood, the ups and downs of love, death, motherhood, and self-made success, and many other situations where a person could very easily lose her willpower. The author writes with brutal but compassionate honesty and emotional depth, reflecting on how navigating events such as divorce, career transition, and illness can open a path to reinventing oneself—all without giving up one’s strength or purpose. With each chapter, we see how patience, taking risks, and believing in oneself can turn a negative experience into a positive one. She not only gives hope through her words but also motivates the reader to find gratitude in life even in the hardest times and to let it guide them through the dark seasons of life.
Path to Gratitude is a fascinating memoir that tells the story of a woman’s life through the different phases of adversity, ambition, and gratitude. The author takes us through her challenging childhood, the ups and downs of love, death, motherhood, and self-made success, and many other situations where a person could very easily lose her willpower. The author writes with brutal but compassionate honesty and emotional depth, reflecting on how navigating events such as divorce, career transition, and illness can open a path to reinventing oneself—all without giving up one’s strength or purpose. With each chapter, we see how patience, taking risks, and believing in oneself can turn a negative experience into a positive one. She not only gives hope through her words but also motivates the reader to find gratitude in life even in the hardest times and to let it guide them through the dark seasons of life.
