Inspirational Biography: "The Gold Story" Confronts Social Issues In One Man's Journey

Online, April 23, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Certified mediator and arbitrator, Dr. Warren Brown, has written the story of his journey from growing up poor in Paterson, NJ with a learning disability to becoming a police officer, and eventually the holder of two doctorates. The inspiring story has created the inspirational biography: "The Gold Story".

The uncertainty in the future that people in America are facing is evident in their daily life events. Global, national, political, religious and personal issues hound Americans, making each day seem like an obstacle one must hurdle through. One can lose their way in a material world such as this succumbing to the superficial that may seem to bring instant gratification - creating unhappiness without even knowing why such the feeling.

Even as the hardships seem insurmountable, the ideals of hope and optimism still spring in the hearts of those who believe and run the extra mile in order to survive each day.

"The Gold Shield" is a motivational book that chronicles one American man's life journey facing enormous odds and self-esteem issues battling stuttering as a child, homelessness, racism and discrimination. It is an inspirational biography authored by retired veteran, former educator, certified mediator and arbitrator, author and consultant Dr. Warren Brown, who opted to share an inspiring story of perseverance and determination.

"I was bitter when I started writing this story, but towards the end I became a better person. I wanted to tell a story of redemption mixed with hate. I found out that there is no such animal. The only fact is the truth and the rest will land where it may - and this book captures all that," Dr. Brown says.

Detailed at GoldShield-TheStory.com, "The Gold Shield" is the story of one person who struggled with humanity and spirituality in overcoming the odds and the typical pitfalls in life as he tried to pursue a career as a police officer during the early eighties in America - all while having to raise two sons.

"Every once in a while, a book comes out of left field that inspires you and lets you know that anything is possible," reader Phyllis Mays of New York says about "The Gold Shield.

Reading "The Gold Shield", people will begin to see how America - now in the 21st century - is hitting a fork in road for the first time since the Civil Rights movement of the sixties. It will make readers begin to ask the right questions regarding the direction that the country has taken the last three decades.

People interested in Mr. Brown's story and seeking to find the inspiration and motivation in their own lives should visit http://goldshield-thestory.com for more information.