Why was it that I never received a birthday card from my father? This question began my quest to discovering what is truth, and what is the truth about the facts. Since I couldn't find the reasons why externally, I had to find them within. I had to start with myself. Once explored, I learned that truth can be damaging, peaceful, or even harmful; however, the core of truth is that it is the ultimate healer.
In The Truth About the Facts, I share my personal and professional message of how to navigate through life truthfully and authentically. Open the book to any chapter, and you will find references of real and practical life strategies to challenge your thoughts, your feelings, and the way you live regardless of ethnicity, socio-economic status, or current personal or professional state.
Take the hard steps today to discover and understand your truth about the facts, and you'll be on the road to healing, resolution, and peace. Truth already exists. Understanding what truth is begins with being truthful to who you are.
Dr. Leven "Chuck" Wilson II, MSW, is the CEO and President of CPAG Inc., a healthcare business solutions firm providing case management, organizational development, and process transformation consulting utilizing Lean Six Sigma methodologies. As an entrepreneur, he has implemented strategies to address revenue cycle management needs targeting healthcare businesses. With over 15 years of service and experience in the healthcare industry, Dr. Wilson's professional expertise includes gerontology, consulting in crisis management, and community development on a micro-macro-mezzo level. He serves on multiple boards and consults on business strategies, providing a targeted approach to corporate operations. His processes have been instrumental to many projects becoming prototypes for community initiatives. Some of his major partnerships to address health, economic, social justice, and environmental disparities include healthcare providers, communities, municipalities, universities, National Football League, and ecumenical institutions nationally. He is also actively engaged in community development consulting initiatives with Moffitt Cancer Center, Town of Garysburg, Pasco-Hernando State College, Eckerd Foundation, Veterans Affairs Administration, Office of Public Guardian, Department of Public Safety, Conservation Fund of North Carolina, Department of Health and Human Services, Yale University School Development Program, Duskin AINOWA Foundation based in Japan, University of Hawaii at Manoa, and the Carolina Panthers.
