52%

About the Book

The book is a roadmap of how to become a middle class and at the earliest time possible. The road to the middle class is so easy to achieve, like a child’s play. The book uniquely provides interactions with readers by incorporating various quizzes and discussion questions to measure the level of reader’s understanding and comprehension of the subject matter discussed. The book also contains narratives and case studies that parents, guardians, leaders, teachers and groups can use as discussion questions/points in homes, classrooms, public engagements and organizations. The book is a guide on how to raise children as early in life as possible. It is a book written for all ages and highly recommended especially for the youths, where the preparation and mindset to be a middle class elite should begin. The author strongly believe that regardless of race, color, religion, birthplace, social economic level and environment any individual can achieve the middle class status and beyond. To be a middle class elite does not require a degree in rocket science, rather, it requires a simple commitment to basic fundamentals of life responsibilities. It requires discipline and commitment to the keys that open the doors of success to the middle class. What we become in life is left to every individual and how far we go or excel in life depends on our efforts and sacrifice. If 52 percent of Americans are already in the middle class, anyone could and should plan to be part of the middle class.

About the Author

Wright Aloba has a master’s degree in business administration from the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia and bachelor of accounting degree from Norfolk State University, Norfolk, Virginia. He was a former assistant professor of accounting for over 14 years. He is currently in private practice as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), financial and management consulting in Hampton, Virginia, since 1986. He is inspired to write this book because each day, he keeps saying to himself at the end of any event and circumstances, “I wish I knew then what I know now, I would have done this or that differently.” He hopes the suggestions in 52% will assist everyone to know what they need to know, at the right time and plan accordingly. He believes knowledge is golden and planning is divine. He has published three other novels: Family affairs, Family love affairs and Hold your judgment.