A Glimpse into an Intimate Gathering with Author Anthony J. Gould

The sun was just cresting its zenith when a cluster of two dozen or so eager individuals gathered Saturday at the Great Plains Black History Museum in Omaha, for what was destined to be a compelling afternoon. It was not just another day at the Native Omaha Days Festival; it marked an intimate meeting of minds at a fireside chat featuring Omaha author Anthony J. Gould , moderated by Josefina Loza, CEO of Lozafina Marketing and Public Relations.

The hall echoed with the murmurs of a small, but deeply engaged audience of twenty-five. The intimacy of the group fostered a unique atmosphere of camaraderie and openness, which transformed this event into a live platform for the exchange of questions, ideas, and stories.

Gould, author of "Can I Live Again," led the discourse with his heartrending personal anecdotes interspersed with practical guidance on resilience, meaning, and hope. Gould’s book, standing out in the personal development genre, is not just about his life but a mirror for readers to embark on their own journey of self-discovery.

On the other side of the stage was Loza, a stalwart in the journalistic field with a career spanning over two decades. In her distinctive style, Loza guided the conversation with Gould, adding layers of depth and insight.

Questions from the audience poured in, creating an interactive environment that seemed to feed off the audience’s enthusiasm and curiosity. It was not just Gould on the stage sharing his story, but everyone present was invited to participate, bringing forth a collective experience that was enlightening and thought-provoking.

As the session drew to a close, the attendees left not just with signed copies of "Can I Live Again," but also with new perspectives and insights to carry forward in their own journey of personal growth.