Fix Ya Face: Why First Impressions Lie and How Black Women Can Control Their Own Story

We've all heard it before. "Fix your face." A phrase meant to correct, conceal, or compose. But what if "fixing your face" isn't about hiding emotion, it's about uncovering truth?In Fix Ya Face, Dr. Sheila Wilson invites readers to move beyond surface thinking and rediscover authenticity in a world obsessed with appearances. Blending personal narrative, cultural insight, and leadership wisdom, she explores what happens when we're misjudged, misunderstood, or misrepresented. And how we can reclaim our power by facing ourselves fully.Through stories, reflection, and the F.A.C.E. Approach: Freeze the Frame, Acknowledge Assumptions, Consider the Context, Engage with Empathy. Dr. Wilson guides readers toward deeper awareness and genuine connection.Fix Ya Face is a mirror and a call: to slow down, to see beyond perception, and to lead with compassion, from the inside out.

Pagina's: 283, Paperback, AmplifyED Publishers