Risking is Better than Regretting By Cornelia E. Davis Is Now On Amazon Kindle
Apr 23, 2023
A new edition of Humanitarian Service award-winner Cornelia E. Davis’ most recent book, ‘Risking is Better than Regretting’, is now available on Amazon.
Laredo, United States - April 23, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The recently awarded 2022 UCSF School of Medicine Humanitarian Service recipient is proud to be offering her latest inspirational memoir as both a paperback and on Amazon Kindle. Cornelia E. Davis worked for over 35 years as an epidemiologist and public health expert for the World Health Organization (WHO) and has translated this challenging but life-affirming journey into a motivational book that helps readers learn how to take risks.
More details can be found at https://www.corneliaedavismd.com
Her recent commendation by the UCSF School of Medicine showcases Davis’ reputation and standing in the international humanitarian community and reflects what a powerful read her latest memoir is for anyone who wants to live a meaningful life and contribute more good to the world.
Having worked in thirty-five countries in Asia and Africa, Cornelia E. Davis built a career that led her to truly understand the meaning and value of life. She includes this valuable knowledge in ‘Risking is Better than Regretting’ and helps guide readers through a concerted process of reflection, helping them to consider the extent to which they are living the life they desire.
The book encourages readers to create a ‘do-over’ list that directs them to live with greater purpose and helps them to focus on the things in life that can truly bring them a deep sense of fulfillment and satisfaction.
More information about the book can be accessed at https://www.amazon.com/Cornelia-E-Davis/e/B00TM9J114
‘Risking is Better than Regretting’ is the follow-up to Davis’ two previous successful books including her Gold Medal Global Ebook Award-winning 2017 book ‘Searching for Sitala Mata: Eradicating Smallpox in India’ and her follow-up from 2019, ‘Three Years in Ethiopia: How a Civil War and Epidemics Led Me to My Daughter’.
Cornelia E. Davis is an acclaimed epidemiologist and now USCF Humanitarian Service Award recipient who helped eradicate smallpox in India and who has worked tirelessly to improve the health outcomes of people throughout the majority world. All of her inspiring books are currently available on Amazon.
A spokesperson for the award-winning humanitarian and author said, “Risking Is Better Than Regretting compels you to look inward and examine your life. Cornelia E. Davis inspires you to take calculated risks. She reminds you that if you want anything in life to change, you must make the choice to take the chance.”
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