The Overlooked Leader: Overlooked by Others. Handpicked by God with Minister Marcie Wilson

Welcome back to The Clarence Stowers Leadership Podcast, a podcast about becoming 1% better every day. This podcast focuses on inspiring and equipping highly motivated and creative people to take decisive action to level up in all aspects of their lives while also producing their best work. 

This week's Episode: The Overlooked Leader: Overlooked by Others. Handpicked by God highlights the Overlook leader and helps them build their platform and gain visibility.

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Today's Guest - Minister Marcie Wilson, MPA

Because everything the Lord made is good, Marcie desires to bring positive thinking and inspiration to the world, so she created A Fresh Wind, which provides a fresh thought to help move you into action. Thinking positive about your life and relationship isn't ignoring your reality, but it's choosing to see the future God has promised us.

Marcie holds a Bachelor's degree from Jackson State University and a Master's in Public Administration with a concentration in Nonprofit Management from Roosevelt University.

Marcie serves as an Affiliate Faculty Professor for Indiana Wesleyan University, Social Media Director of Mars Hill Anywhere, and is a project manager, social media strategist, minister, blogger, and author. Marcie is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.

Marcie through A Fresh Wind, delivers daily affirmations, blogs, and "A Fresh Wind" via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and at MarcieWilson.com

In October 2016, Marcie published Journey to Love, a manual on how to use positive thinking and communication to transform relationships. This book is a guide that focuses on marriages and uses affirmations, scripture, and prayer to build healthy relationships.

She also co-authored Real Divas Win and Love Letters to My Girls. Both books inspire women and girls to strive