Author Bio:
A prolific writer, teacher, researcher, mentor and personal coach, Onwe Peter Alita is a passionate believer in the youth and the tremendous powers that lie within every human being including the youths – given the right education. he has, through his company, Alita Consults Limited, organized several youth empowerment and entrepreneurship development workshops for students and out-of-school children with a view to helping them discover and apply their unique talents for the good of humanity.
He also conducts personal effectiveness, personal awareness and financial literacy workshops for salary earner and everyone who believes that he /she will one day retire – a major focus of his first book LIFE AFTER WORK, making tremendous positive impacts on their lives.
His writings have been inspired and influenced by a number of factors: the teachings of Robert Kiyosaki on the need for financial literacy, his eleven years experience in the Retail and Personal Banking Divisions of Commercial Banks in his country and his five years experience coaching and instructing teens and out-of-school young adults as well as soon-to-retire workers.
He is happily married and blessed with children.
What inspires you to write?
I am greatly inspired by Robert Kiyosaki's teachings on the need for financial literacy and financial independence for everyone . Of serious worry to me is the continuous negligence of financial education by many educational institutions, leading to the existence of academic geniuses everywhere but who are financial morons. Kiyosaki's first book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, actually ignited this passion in me.
Tell us about your writing process.
Yes, I am an outliner. I first devour books that are in line with whatever I am writing about, making notes and marking the parts of the book that are related to what I'm writing. This helps me to sift other peoples' ideas that are similar or different from what I want to talk about. Then I outline (on paper – not whiteboard or with a software) the
Who are your favorite authors?
This is very simple: Robert T. Kyosaki, Robert G. Allen, Donald Trump, Brian Tracy and many other authors that write on financial education, self-awareness, personal effectiveness and independence.
How did you decide how to publish your books?
I had a friend-publisher who decided to guide me on the journey to publishing.
What do you think about the future of book publishing?
The future of book publishing is bright. As long as people exist on earth, there must be ideas and experiences – both sweet and bitter – that people would want to pass across. I always believe that everyone on earth has at least one book in him/her. And people like us have more that 50 books in us still unpublished. That's trillions of books, you know. And there are billions of people waiting to read and learn from these experiences.
What genres do you write?
My preferred genres are non-fiction – self help, personal effectiveness, financial literacy for all levels and business.
What formats are your books in?
eBook, Print
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