What do you inherit when your family flees everything they’ve ever known? For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed.
In Roots of Resilience, Watson recounts how her parents escaped the Khmer Rouge and arrived in Indiana with nothing but hope and work ethic. From growing up in the back room of a donut shop to leading a modern orthodontic practice, she tells a deeply personal, sharply observed story of what it means to build a life from scratch―one rooted in family legacy, shaped by sacrifice, and defined by daily acts of quiet courage.
Each chapter delivers a leadership insight forged not in classrooms but in lived experience. Watson shares how cultural identity shaped her professional path, how she navigated practice ownership while pregnant and overwhelmed, and how lessons learned in her parents’ business―like cleaning the floors and showing up no matter what―gave her an edge no textbook ever could. From hard conversations with staff to the chaos of early practice years, she is refreshingly candid about what success actually requires.
Perfect for women in dentistry, first-generation professionals, and readers of memoirs that merge heart and hustle, Roots of Resilience offers: * Practical leadership lessons from a faith-driven, immigrant upbringing * A behind-the-scenes view of owning a dental practice as a woman of color * An honest look at balancing ambition, motherhood, and cultural expectations * A timely reminder that success starts with showing up every single day
Watson’s voice is grounded and warm, never sentimental. Her story is one of small, defiant miracles―refugees learning English in the dead of winter, children of trauma building businesses, a daughter finding purpose through pain.
This book is for anyone who’s ever felt pressure to make it count―for their parents, for their community, for themselves.
For fans of Beautiful Country, Somewhere in the Unknown World, and Minor Feelings. A moving, unflinching tribute to family, faith, and the fierce grace of starting over.
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Dr. EMILY WATSON is an orthodontist, business owner, and the daughter of Cambodian-Chinese refugees who rebuilt their lives in small-town Indiana after surviving the Khmer Rouge. Drawing on the values of faith, gratitude, and relentless hard work, Watson became one of the few women of color to own and operate a multi-location orthodontic practice in the Midwest. A first-generation American and graduate of Butler University, she now mentors aspiring dental professionals while running a practice known for its warmth, excellence, and community focus. She lives in Indiana with her husband and daughters.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What do you inherit when your family flees everything they've ever known? For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed.In Roots of Resilience, Watson recounts how her parents escaped the Khmer Rouge and arrived in Indiana with nothing but hope and work ethic. From growing up in the back room of a donut shop to leading a modern orthodontic practice, she tells a deeply personal, sharply observed story of what it means to build a life from scratch-one rooted in family legacy, shaped by sacrifice, and defined by daily acts of quiet courage.Each chapter delivers a leadership insight forged not in classrooms but in lived experience. Watson shares how cultural identity shaped her professional path, how she navigated practice ownership while pregnant and overwhelmed, and how lessons learned in her parents' business-like cleaning the floors and showing up no matter what-gave her an edge no textbook ever could. From hard conversations with staff to the chaos of early practice years, she is refreshingly candid about what success actually requires.Perfect for women in dentistry, first-generation professionals, and readers of memoirs that merge heart and hustle, Roots of Resilience offers: * Practical leadership lessons from a faith-driven, immigrant upbringing * A behind-the-scenes view of owning a dental practice as a woman of color * An honest look at balancing ambition, motherhood, and cultural expectations * A timely reminder that success starts with showing up every single dayWatson's voice is grounded and warm, never sentimental. Her story is one of small, defiant miracles-refugees learning English in the dead of winter, children of trauma building businesses, a daughter finding purpose through pain.This book is for anyone who's ever felt pressure to make it count-for their parents, for their community, for themselves.For fans of Beautiful Country, Somewhere in the Unknown World, and Minor Feelings. A moving, unflinching tribute to family, faith, and the fierce grace of starting over. What do you inherit when your family flees everything they've ever known? For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798891881259
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What do you inherit when your family flees everything they've ever known? For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed.In Roots of Resilience, Watson recounts how her parents escaped the Khmer Rouge and arrived in Indiana with nothing but hope and work ethic. From growing up in the back room of a donut shop to leading a modern orthodontic practice, she tells a deeply personal, sharply observed story of what it means to build a life from scratch-one rooted in family legacy, shaped by sacrifice, and defined by daily acts of quiet courage.Each chapter delivers a leadership insight forged not in classrooms but in lived experience. Watson shares how cultural identity shaped her professional path, how she navigated practice ownership while pregnant and overwhelmed, and how lessons learned in her parents' business-like cleaning the floors and showing up no matter what-gave her an edge no textbook ever could. From hard conversations with staff to the chaos of early practice years, she is refreshingly candid about what success actually requires.Perfect for women in dentistry, first-generation professionals, and readers of memoirs that merge heart and hustle, Roots of Resilience offers: * Practical leadership lessons from a faith-driven, immigrant upbringing * A behind-the-scenes view of owning a dental practice as a woman of color * An honest look at balancing ambition, motherhood, and cultural expectations * A timely reminder that success starts with showing up every single dayWatson's voice is grounded and warm, never sentimental. Her story is one of small, defiant miracles-refugees learning English in the dead of winter, children of trauma building businesses, a daughter finding purpose through pain.This book is for anyone who's ever felt pressure to make it count-for their parents, for their community, for themselves.For fans of Beautiful Country, Somewhere in the Unknown World, and Minor Feelings. A moving, unflinching tribute to family, faith, and the fierce grace of starting over. What do you inherit when your family flees everything they've ever known? For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798891881259
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What do you inherit when your family flees everything they've ever known? For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed.In Roots of Resilience, Watson recounts how her parents escaped the Khmer Rouge and arrived in Indiana with nothing but hope and work ethic. From growing up in the back room of a donut shop to leading a modern orthodontic practice, she tells a deeply personal, sharply observed story of what it means to build a life from scratch-one rooted in family legacy, shaped by sacrifice, and defined by daily acts of quiet courage.Each chapter delivers a leadership insight forged not in classrooms but in lived experience. Watson shares how cultural identity shaped her professional path, how she navigated practice ownership while pregnant and overwhelmed, and how lessons learned in her parents' business-like cleaning the floors and showing up no matter what-gave her an edge no textbook ever could. From hard conversations with staff to the chaos of early practice years, she is refreshingly candid about what success actually requires.Perfect for women in dentistry, first-generation professionals, and readers of memoirs that merge heart and hustle, Roots of Resilience offers: * Practical leadership lessons from a faith-driven, immigrant upbringing * A behind-the-scenes view of owning a dental practice as a woman of color * An honest look at balancing ambition, motherhood, and cultural expectations * A timely reminder that success starts with showing up every single dayWatson's voice is grounded and warm, never sentimental. Her story is one of small, defiant miracles-refugees learning English in the dead of winter, children of trauma building businesses, a daughter finding purpose through pain.This book is for anyone who's ever felt pressure to make it count-for their parents, for their community, for themselves.For fans of Beautiful Country, Somewhere in the Unknown World, and Minor Feelings. A moving, unflinching tribute to family, faith, and the fierce grace of starting over. What do you inherit when your family flees everything they've ever known? For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798891881259
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What do you inherit when your family flees everything they've ever known For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed.In Roots of Resilience, Watson recounts how her parents escaped the Khmer Rouge and arrived in Indiana with nothing but hope and work ethic. From growing up in the back room of a donut shop to leading a modern orthodontic practice, she tells a deeply personal, sharply observed story of what it means to build a life from scratchone rooted in family legacy, shaped by sacrifice, and defined by daily acts of quiet courage.Each chapter delivers a leadership insight forged not in classrooms but in lived experience. Watson shares how cultural identity shaped her professional path, how she navigated practice ownership while pregnant and overwhelmed, and how lessons learned in her parents' businesslike cleaning the floors and showing up no matter whatgave her an edge no textbook ever could. From hard conversations with staff to the chaos of early practice years, she is refreshingly candid about what success actually requires.Perfect for women in dentistry, first-generation professionals, and readers of memoirs that merge heart and hustle, Roots of Resilience offers: \* Practical leadership lessons from a faith-driven, immigrant upbringing \* A behind-the-scenes view of owning a dental practice as a woman of color \* An honest look at balancing ambition, motherhood, and cultural expectations \* A timely reminder that success starts with showing up every single dayWatson's voice is grounded and warm, never sentimental. Her story is one of small, defiant miraclesrefugees learning English in the dead of winter, children of trauma building businesses, a daughter finding purpose through pain.This book is for anyone who's ever felt pressure to make it countfor their parents, for their community, for themselves.For fans of Beautiful Country, Somewhere in the Unknown World, and Minor Feelings. A moving, unflinching tribute to family, faith, and the fierce grace of starting over. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798891881259
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