About the Book
The human race is unique!
Despite our many differences; religion, beliefs, race, skin colour, or personal prejudices, there is still one thing that holds our world together, which is ‘We are all human.’
However, we fail to see the beauty in the uniqueness of humankind, because we have been blinded by hate, bigotry, envy, and fear. We let hatred rule us, envy divides us, and fear keeps us from fixing the mess. But it is time to wake up and see that everyone was created equal, perfect, and no different.
People have been born into unequal circumstances, which often leads them to make choices, which may either be good or bad, but one thing remains. We are still the same regardless. You may be asking, ‘…how that can be?’
This book will help you discover how there are no differences.
Hello there! No matter your skin colour, race, gender, economic rank, sexual identity, or social status, we are human before anything else. In our diversities, we can still achieve oneness. Hatred may have ripped us apart, but there is still a way to mend the tear if only we can fix ourselves first, letting the uniqueness of the human race reflect inward and then to the outside, healing the human race. We should mend the tear and do it now! This book will be a guide.
About the Author
MEET YVENER
Yvener Duroseau is a renowned diversity and inclusion motivational speaker and consultant, digital marketing entrepreneur, creative writer, and published author who lives by discipline, confidence, strong social awareness, and mindful listening — traits that serve him well in all his noble pursuits.
This Haiti-born American grew up learning Haiti’s profound history as the first nation in which a group of enslaved Africans came together to fight for and win back their independence. His book, Alike Regardless, is the first of many achievements he proudly wears like a badge of honour.
Alike Regardless, challenges humankind’s internalized division. It issues a call to arms to readers to recognize humanity’s beauty and uniqueness and take off the blinders of bigotry and hate.
Duroseau wrote his book to create a safe, productive space wherein he puts onto paper his genuine passion for a more diverse and socially just world. His professional insights and determination are palpable on every page and have succeeded in reaching out to readers, prompting them to think more deeply.
When he’s not writing, speaking, consulting, or running his business, Duroseau spends his time in silence, voraciously reading books or consuming inspirational and motivational content. He is also an avid supporter and participant of the Diligent Act of Love for Haiti (DALOVE), a non-profit organization advocating for and supporting the education of underprivileged Haitian children. DALOVE helps kids reach their full potential and become an asset to their community and country.
Duroseau holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Care Management and an Associate’s degree in Business Administration from Hodges University in Naples, Florida. He also has over seven years of management experience in numerous industries.
Duroseau also loves to travel and spend time with his wife, Kimberly, and their cat, Luna — his most devoted fans and constant support system as he works towards his goals.
Qn 1: Can you tell us more about your book What is it about?
• The book: Alike Regardless challenges humankind’s internalized division. It issues a call to arms to readers to recognize humanity’s beauty and uniqueness and take off the blinders of bigotry and hate. I wrote this book to create a safe, productive space wherein I put onto paper my genuine passion for a more diverse and socially just world.
• For those who are listening to this podcast. I encourage you to grab a copy of my book. I advise you to approach this book with an open mind and heart. Some things you’ll read will be drastically different from what you’re used to. Be prepared to change your worldview, your way of thinking. Be willing to learn new things and try out those new things. Albert Einstein says, “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them,”
• If we move beyond where we are to a better world, we must think and see things differently. We must be willing and courageous enough to act differently because we can’t apply the same principles and expect different results.
• Here, we are talking about deeply ingrained habits that have had centuries to be fine-tuned for easy adaptation. It won’t be an easy journey—the hardest thing to do as a human is to change the habits we are already used to. But it is not an impossible task.
Qn 2: Who do you think would be interested in this book, is it directed at any particular market?
the book is for anyone who wants to see humanity from a different lens. Anyone in the field of diversity, equality, and inclusion.
I wrote the book to challenge the norm of division present in humankind. We’re all born equal because we’re all created equal. That makes you wonder, why do we grow up to convince ourselves we’re unequal? That is where this book comes in, to take us back to our default setting: seeing the next person as an equal regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or social class.
Qn 3: Out of all the books in the world, and all the authors, which are your favourite and why?
My favourite book is Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. This book helped me understand how to expand my mind in order to achieve greater things in life.
Qn 4: What guidance would you offer to someone new, or trying to enhance their writing?
I advise anyone trying to enhance their writing to follow the trends, find out what topics are relevant in your community, city, or country. Offer a solution to a problem.
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