Cee Cee H. Caldwell-Miller,
MA, CLC, ALS
Authentic
Living Strategist – Magazine Senior Managing Editor
Cee Cee H. Caldwell- Miller is
a native of Washington, DC and she now resides in Plainfield, New Jersey. Cee
Cee attended Trenton State College in Ewing Township, New Jersey where she
received a B.A. in Communication and Theater with a minor in African American Studies.
She worked in the following industries: real estate, healthcare, retail,
banking, higher education and software before deciding to pursue her Master’s
degree. Her love for helping people, since she was young caused her to receive
a M.A. in Counseling, Human Services and Educational Leadership with a
Substance Awareness Coordinator, Cert. of Eligibility. She believes in
continual education no matter what because applied knowledge is potential
power.
Cee Cee has had a love for
writing since she was 5 years old when her mother use to tell her to go write a
story to get rid of her. Cee Cee began writing poetry, then she moved to
writing one act plays, then into article/blog writing and finally to book
writing. She believes that everyone has a story to tell. Her love for the written and spoken word has
increased as the years have gone by. In 2008, Cee Cee released her 1st
book titled Be in Good Health: Living a Life of Happiness, Wholeness and
Wellness which endeavors to help people live their best life, from the inside
out in the 8 dimensions of wellness. Cee Cee released Unspoken Words “Love”
Vol. I in October 2014 and has co-authored Network to Increase Your Net Worth in
2013 and Tainted Elegance in 2014.
In 2015,Cee
Cee was signed to Imani Faith Publishing and will release Stewardship and
Service: God's Way or Our Way in the future. She is also a part of No Test No
Testimony, which is an anthology written to encourage people that they can make
it through whatever they may be experiencing in their lives. She also became
Senior Managing Editor of Real Life Real Faith Women Walking by Faith Magazine
in 2015, which she know will change women's lives for the better.
When did you first realize that you wanted to be a writer?
When I was, 5 year’s
old after my mother asked me to go write her a story about a firetruck just to
get me out of her hair. I started writing and I have continued since then in
one form or another. I am a lover of word the written, spoken and living word.
Words change lives, entertain and inspire and I love doing all of it.
How long does it take you to write a book?
It can take me
anywhere from 3-6 months depending on the subject area or less. Since I am a
non-fiction writer, I have to do research and that could take me a little bit
longer depending on the subject area. Sometimes I work best under pressure
especially when I have a deadline quickly approaching; I just buckle down and
make it happen.
What is your work schedule like when you are writing?
I prefer writing in
the evenings when the house is quite and then I continue until I feel that I
had said all I wanted to say in that particular writing session or until 4 am.
I set aside time every day to write something, whether it be for a book, poetry
and article or in my journal.
What is your latest release and what’s next?
My latest release is
called Stewardship and Service: God’s Way or Our Way. I have a goal of writing
12 books this year, which equates to one book per month, which includes eBooks,
anthologies and my own individual projects. I already have my next manuscript
in the works and I will be doing a few series as well.
Book Description:
Stewardship and Service: God’s Way or Our Way is a book,
which shares the various principles of godly stewardship and service according
to the word of God. In order to help all of us understand what God has mandated
for us to do in this world. It is important that we do what we were purposed to
do at creation and that simply was to serve with a loving heart. This book will
enlighten, encourage and inspire the reader to be the best steward, servant and
servant leader God has created them to be.
Book Excerpt:
“Servanthood
is an essential part of being a Christian. Think about it for just a
moment. What if no
one you knew was willing to do anything for anyone else? What if
they thought of no
one but themselves. I know that many people would not be Christians
today without having,
some people demonstrate the act of servanthood. However, first, What is
servanthood? Servanthood
is getting rid of the words me, myself, and I. To be a true
servant you have to
put yourself last. To be a servant is to consider others needs before
that of your own. A
servant never does anything for his/her own personal increase, but to
further the kingdom of Christ. I am not saying you should not participate
in anything
(work, school,
church, reading books, going to the movies etc.). But, you have to
bear in mind how
that might help you serve others (and ultimately Christ!) better. In my
opinion, servanthood
isn't a thing you religiously practice one hour a week. Servanthood
is a mindset and it
must be apart of your daily living not just an occasional thought or deed.”
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