AUTHOR: Rachel Gregory — Award-Winning Author
Rachel Gregoire was born in the beautiful Turks and Caicos; however, she studied and lived throughout the United States and the United Kingdom, where she received her master’s in international finance and accounting with a minor in hospitality. Shortly after, she was accepted to Walden University to pursue her doctorate in business administration with a hospitality specialization.
She is an author, hotelier, and accountant. She believes that one should not allow pain and tragedy to defeat them. She inspires others to find hope in the midst of adversity. She believes that after having experienced the worst and surviving it, it’s time to fearlessly thrive and BOSS up!
As an author, Rachel has successfully published two books. Her first, The Great, was an early chapter book for children. The aim of this picture book was to display one way grief can be handled with creativity and hope. Her second book, Cry then Boss Up, is adult nonfiction, and its purpose is to instill hope in adults who find themselves in the midst of adversity, showing them how the mind works while they’re grieving, accepting their truths, then evolving.
Rachel enjoys writing, reading, playing the violin, running, traveling, and helping others.
Connect with Author:
IG: rachelgreg_
Email: gregory87r@gmail.com
PUBLISHED BOOKS
Gracie & Aero Wallet Business Venture
Welcome to Gracie and Aero's Wallet and market workbook! In this workbook, you'll learn about the exciting journey of saving money, starting a business, and the essential elements needed to make it successful. You can use Gracie and Aero's story to help you think of ideas. Let's dive in!
Gracie and Aero’s Wallet
This book is the first of a three-book series that will focus on savings, entrepreneurial spirit/business, and investment. In Gracie and Aero’s Wallet, we focus on savings. Last summer, Gracie and Aero Brown had a yard sale to earn ice-cream money. This year, their goal is to buy a telescope. With their parents’ help, they work extra chores and have a yard sale to raise additional funds. Come along with the Brown siblings as they learn to work, budget, and make decisions about saving and/or buying extra things. A budget chart and ideas for kids to earn money is included in the back of the book.
Cry then Boss Up: Turning Adversity
into Bold Purpose
For those who suffered any form of loss, such as losing a parent, child, spouse and identity, are now operating life in a numb and bent-over position. You now exist, feeling the bare minimum. With few feelings, the inability to be observant, your empathy gone, you can’t understand the feelings of others. Lacking joy, you are now at the tipping point where you realize you have to move on! Are these some of your thoughts? “If I don’t snap out of this soon, the rest of my life willbe ruined.” “It feels as if my mind only wants to keep me in pain.” Mental discipline is required to counter your thought process throughout this painful adversity. “Cry then Boss Up” provides a post-grief guide for those who cried enough and wonder what now. After all the time and energy spent grieving, what next? You have survived—now move on to thrive. Use your adversities to harness your power and fuel your purpose. Dare to be great despite your adversities.