Lianie Jean Resume

Lianie Jean, M.A., M.S., M.S.Ed.

Educational Specialist & Permanent Certified Special Education Teacher

Contact: (516) 688-4330 | Ms.lianiejean@gmail.com | https://dr-lianie-jean.blogspot.com

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Highly dedicated and New York State Permanent Certified Special Education Teacher with 20+ years of cumulative experience, including nearly ten years serving the NYC Department of Education (NYC DOE). Proven expertise in developing and implementing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) across various age ranges (Early Childhood through Grade 12), ensuring regulatory compliance, and maximizing student achievement. Skilled in multidisciplinary curriculum integration, hybrid service delivery, and leveraging extensive leadership training for comprehensive educational oversight.

EDUCATION & CERTIFICATION

Education (All Institutions Located in New York State)

• Master of Arts (M.A.) in School Administration and Supervision - City College, CUNY | 1999
• Master of Science (M.S.) in Environmental Science Education - City College, CUNY | 1997
• Master of Science (M.S.) in Special Education / Early Childhood Education - Touro College | 2003
• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Psychology - Hunter College, CUNY | 1994
  • Awarded National Golden Key Honor Society
• Associate of Arts (A.A.) - Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY | 1992

Certification

• New York State Permanent Certification in Special Education | Issued: 2004
• [Optional: Include NYS Administration Certification, if applicable]

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Educational Specialist & Manager (Self-Employed/Consulting)

Educare for Exceptional Children | 2002 – Present

• Compliance & Program Leadership: Managed and audited special education programs, consistently ensuring 100% compliance with NYS Department of Education regulations and federal IDEA mandates across all services.
• Hybrid Service Delivery: Successfully delivered specially designed instruction (SDI) and mandated services via a hybrid model, ensuring the continuity and fidelity of services across in-person and virtual sessions.
• IEP Mastery: Designed, implemented, and monitored high-quality Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), serving as the primary liaison between families, therapists, and school staff to coordinate goal alignment and measurable student growth.
• Assessment & Data: Utilized comprehensive formal/informal assessments (e.g., Brigance, WJ-IV) to guide intervention strategies and drive differentiated, evidence-based instruction.

Special Education Teacher / Science Teacher

New York City Department of Education (NYC DOE) | 1994 – 2015 (Combined Tenure)

• NYC Systems Expertise: Proficiently utilized internal NYC DOE systems (e.g., SESIS) for IEP documentation, case management, and compliance auditing across various school settings.
• Academic Liaison Leadership: Served as an Academic Liaison (1995-2000) for a college bridge program, facilitating student enrollment, managing transcript transfers, and coordinating curriculum alignment between the high school and the college institution.
• District Familiarity: Applied in-depth knowledge of NYC DOE standards, leveraging expertise in Science and Environmental Education, and managing caseloads and mandated services in elementary and middle grades.

Seminary Certificate Curriculum Developer / Lecturer

G.U. iPray Ministry Group | 2021 – Present

• Curriculum Leadership: Designed, authored, and implemented a comprehensive certification curriculum for adult learners, demonstrating expertise in content development and instructional design.
• Professional Development (PD) Facilitation: Served as lead lecturer, facilitating engaging, self-development-focused sessions and applying structured learning principles directly transferable to staff training and mentorship.

ADVANCED RESEARCH & SPECIALIZED EXPERTISE

• Doctoral-Level Research Training: Completed all advanced coursework and passed the comprehensive examination for a doctoral program, demonstrating expertise in advanced research, educational policy, and curriculum theory.
• Dissertation Preparation: Successfully prepared and defended the first draft of a doctoral dissertation on [Mention a general, relevant topic, e.g., "Effective Transition Practices for Students with Disabilities"], showcasing high-level data analysis and technical writing skills.

LEADERSHIP & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Founder and Board Member

Biotech Foundation (501c3 Non-Profit), Founded 2014

• Provided strategic oversight and governance for the organization dedicated to advancing biotechnology education and community outreach in NYS.

CORE COMPETENCIES

Category	Skills
Special Education	IEP Development & Implementation, Early Childhood Education Methods, Behavioral Intervention Plans (BIPs), Transition Planning, Program Management
Administration/Compliance	IDEA & NYSED Compliance, SESIS/IEP Software, Regulatory Auditing, Academic Liaison, Data-Driven Decision Making
Instructional Design	Differentiated Instruction, Hybrid/Blended Learning Models, Adult Curriculum Design, Integrated Science Curriculum
Technology/Tools	Zoom/Google Meet, Google Classroom, SMART Board, Assistive Technology (AT) Integration

REFERENCES

References available upon request.

Parts of Speech

Parts of Speech: A Comprehensive Guide for K-12 Students

In English Language Arts class, students learn that words are categorized into discrete parts of speech based on their functions and meanings. It is expected that they will show an understanding of the parts of speech as a vital aspect for effective communication, writing, and reading comprehension. Here's a comprehensive guide to the eight parts of speech:

I. Noun

- A word that refers to a person, place, thing, or idea

- Can be concrete (e.g., dog, city) or abstract (e.g., happiness, freedom)

- Types of nouns:

    - Proper noun: names a specific person, place, or organization (e.g., John, New York, Google)

    - Common noun: refers to a general category of things (e.g., dog, city, company)

    - Collective noun: refers to a group of people, animals, or things (e.g., team, family, flock)

II. Pronoun

- A word that replaces a noun in a sentence

- Types of pronouns:

    - Personal pronoun: refers to a specific person or group (e.g., I, you, he, she, it, we, they)

    - Possessive pronoun: shows ownership or relationship (e.g., mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs)

    - Reflexive pronoun: refers back to the subject of a sentence (e.g., myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves)

    - Demonstrative pronoun: points out a specific person or thing (e.g., this, that, these, those)

    - Interrogative pronoun: asks a question (e.g., who, what, which, whom, whose)

    - Indefinite pronoun: refers to a non-specific person or thing (e.g., someone, something, anyone, anything)

III. Verb

- A word that expresses action, occurrence, or state of being

- Types of verbs:

    - Action verb: describes physical or mental action (e.g., run, jump, think, believe)

    - Linking verb: connects the subject to additional information (e.g., is, are, am, be, been, being)

    - Helping verb: used with another verb to express tense, mood, or voice (e.g., will, would, shall, should, can, could)

    - Transitive verb: takes an object directly (e.g., throw, write, eat)

    - Intransitive verb: does not take an object directly (e.g., sleep, laugh, cry)

IV. Adjective

- A word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun

- Types of adjectives:

    - Quantitative adjective: expresses quantity or amount (e.g., one, two, few, many)

    - Qualitative adjective: describes quality or characteristics (e.g., happy, tall, blue, delicious)

    - Demonstrative adjective: points out a specific person or thing (e.g., this, that, these, those)

    - Interrogative adjective: asks a question (e.g., which, what, whose)

V. Adverb

- A word that modifies or describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb

- Types of adverbs:

    - Manner adverb: describes how something is done (e.g., quickly, loudly, wisely)

    - Time adverb: describes when something is done (e.g., yesterday, soon, already)

    - Place adverb: describes where something is done (e.g., here, there, everywhere)

    - Frequency adverb: describes how often something is done (e.g., often, rarely, always)

    - Degree adverb: describes the extent or degree of something (e.g., very, extremely, highly)

VI. Preposition

- A word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence

- Examples: in, on, at, by, with, from, under, above, over

VII. Conjunction

- A word that connects words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence

- Types of conjunctions:

    - Coordinating conjunction: connects words or phrases of equal importance (e.g., and, but, or, so)

    - Subordinating conjunction: connects a dependent clause to an independent clause (e.g., because, although, if, unless)

    - Correlative conjunction: used in pairs to connect words or phrases (e.g., both...and, either...or)

VIII. Interjection

- A word that expresses strong emotions or feelings

- Examples: oh, wow, ouch, ah, uh-oh

Understanding the parts of speech is essential for effective communication, writing, and reading comprehension. By recognizing and using the different parts of speech, you'll become a more confident and expressive communicator.

Elements of a Story

Elements of a Story

1. Character: The people or animals in the story.

2. Setting: The time and place where the story happens.

3. Plot: The sequence of events that make up the story.

4. Conflict: The problem or challenge that drives the story.

5. Theme: The underlying message or idea.

6. Tone: The author's attitude or feeling.

7. Point of View: The perspective from which the story is told.

8. Symbolism: Objects, colors, or images with deeper meaning.

9. Imagery: Descriptive language that appeals to the senses.

10. Dialogue: The conversations between characters.

These elements work together to create a engaging and meaningful story.

Purpose Driven-Executive Coach

Executive Coach – Lead with Vision, Grow with Impact

Professional Summary: 

Conduct regular one-on-one coaching sessions to foster strategic thinking, influence, and personal growth. Develop and facilitate leadership workshops, peer-learning groups, and assessments.  Utilize exceptional listening, empathy, and communication skills. Thrive in a dynamic, matrixed environment. Partner with HR and senior executives to identify development needs and measure impact. Deliver actionable feedback, tools, and accountability structures. Uphold confidential records and adhere to ethical coaching standards.

A Little Bit More About Me

As a woman of faith, I have built a diverse career as a seasoned author, educator, and philanthropist. I am now poised to pursue a new challenge as an executive coach.

I can share numerous concepts regarding my strategies to leverage and utilize inspirational stories that will connect us to the specific requirements for transformation. Ultimately, your vision and the impact of a result-driven approach are the essence of my services.

As a coach driven by purpose, I am thrilled to develop leaders who realize their greatest potential and shape the future. A hybrid work arrangement with flexible remote days is ideal.

About My Service 

My service as an Executive Coach involves partnering with senior leaders and high-potential talent to clarify goals, accelerate performance, and build sustainable leadership habits that deliver business results.

Hiring 

Please find attached my resume and a brief cover letter showcasing my success as a coaching expert. I anticipate your response with “Executive Coach Hired” in the subject line. I am eager to assume this purpose-driven coach role and help you as a leader unlock your greatest potential.

Contact me

Lianie Jean

Education Manager

516 688-4330 Ms.lianiejean@gmail.com

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A Revised Compilation of Educational Technology Resources

A Revised Compilation of Educational Technology Resources

1. HARDWARE

A. Computers and Laptops

B. Mobile Devices (Smartphones, Tablets)

C. Printers and Scanners

D. Projectors and Presentation Tools

E. Networking Equipment (Routers, Switches)

2. SOFTWARE AND APPLICATION

A. Operating Systems (Windows, macOS, Linux)

B. Productivity Suites (Microsoft Office, Google Workspace)

C. Collaboration Tools (Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom)

D. Data Analysis and Visualization (Excel, Tableau, R)

E. Programming and Development Tools (IDEs, Git)

F. Research and Reference Management (EndNote, Zotero)

G. Design and Creativity (Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva)

3. INTERNET AND COMMUNICATION 

A. Web Browsers (Google Chrome, Safari, Explorer Mozilla Firefox)

B. Email Clients (Gmail, Outlook)

C. Video Conferencing (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet)

D. Instant Messaging and Collaboration (Slack, Microsoft Teams)

4. RESEARCH AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL 

A. Search Engines (Google, Bing)

B. Online Databases and Libraries (JSTOR, PubMed)

C. Academic Search Engines (Google Scholar, Scopus)

D. Reference Management Tools (EndNote, Mendeley)

5. DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS

A. Spreadsheet Software (Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets)

B. Statistical Analysis Tools (SPSS, SAS, R)

C. Data Visualization Tools (Tableau, Power BI)

Tools (Tableau, Power BI)

6. PROGRAMMING And DEVELOPMENT

A. Programming Languages (Python, Java, C++)

B. Integrated Development Environments 

(IDEs) (Visual Studio, Eclipse)

C. Version Control Systems (Git, SVN)

D. Web Development Tools (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)

7. CYBERSECURITY And PRIVACY

A. Antivirus and Malware Protection Software

B. Password Managers

C. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)

D. Encryption Tools

Other Educational Resource Links

This is a revised free educational resources links:  

ProQuest •  WorldCat • EBSCO • ERIC •  eThOS • Paperpile • EasyBib • Canva • CLEP • Scribbr • W3Schools • Open Access Theses and Dissertations •

This general outline is important to understand availability, trends and policies as part of the determining factors. In addition, the field of study and technologies may vary.  Thanks to generative AI for the input.

#highereducation #gupublication #collegelife #universitylibrary #researchuniversity

Keynote Speaker Event

Virtual Keynote Presentation:

"Finding Purpose and Fulfillment through Prayer and Leadership"

Speaker: Dr. Lianie Jean, Author, Educator, Leader, and Entrepreneur

Event: Inspire 2023 Virtual Conference

Date: March 18, 2023

Time: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM EST

Platform: Zoom Webinar

Presentation Overview:

Join Dr. Lianie Jean as she shares her inspiring story of faith, leadership, and entrepreneurship, highlighting the pivotal role of prayer in realizing purpose and fulfillment. As the author of "Striving to Thriving Divine Prayers that Avail," Dr. Lianie Jean will provide actionable advice and strategies for developing a richer prayer life, leading with integrity, and achieving success in business and life.

Virtual Presentation Details:

- Duration: 1 hour (5:00 PM - 6:00 PM EST)

- Format: Live webinar with Q&A session

- Platform: Zoom Webinar (link will be provided upon registration)

- Recording: Available for 30 days post-event

Presentation Outline:

I. Introduction (5 minutes)

- Welcome and introduction of Dr. Lianie Jean

- Icebreaker: "What's your story of faith and leadership?"

- Overview of the presentation

II. The Power of Prayer (15 minutes)

- Personal testimony: Dr. Lianie Jean's journey of faith and prayer

- The importance of prayer in leadership and entrepreneurship

- How prayer can transform your life and business

III. Finding Purpose and Fulfillment (15 minutes)

- Discovering your purpose and passion

- Aligning your life and business with your values

- The role of prayer in achieving fulfillment and success

IV. Leading with Integrity (15 minutes)

- The importance of integrity in leadership

- How prayer can guide your decision-making and leadership

- Practical strategies for leading with integrity

V. Conclusion and Call to Action (10 minutes)

- Recap of key takeaways

- Call to action: Commit to deepening your prayer life and leading with integrity

- Final thoughts and prayer

Q&A Session:

- Submit your questions in the Q&A box

- Dr. Lianie Jean will answer as many questions as time allows

Key Takeaways:

- The power of prayer in achieving purpose and fulfillment

- The importance of integrity in leadership and entrepreneurship

- Practical strategies for cultivating a deeper prayer life and leading with integrity

Who Should Attend:

- Educators and leaders seeking to deepen their faith and leadership

- Entrepreneurs and business owners looking to integrate prayer and faith into their work

- Anyone seeking purpose and fulfillment in their life and career

About Dr. Lianie Jean:

With over 20 years of experience in ministry, education, and business, Dr. Lianie Jean is a highly respected author, educator, leader, and entrepreneur. Her book, "Striving to Thriving," has had a profound impact on countless readers, inspiring them to deepen their faith and pursue their passions. As a prominent speaker and consultant, Dr. Lianie Jean equips leaders and entrepreneurs to integrate faith and business, and live a life of purpose and fulfillment.

Registration:

Take the first step towards a life of purpose and fulfillment by registering now for the Inspire 2026 Virtual Conference, where prayer and leadership intersect.

Investment:

- Early Bird Registration (until March 1): $49

- Regular Registration (March 2-15): $69

- Last Chance Registration (March 16-18): $99

My Reflective Quotes

      My Reflective Thoughts 

Life is eternal with God's power of love.

Love is the deepest mystery to escape.

Courage empowers mankind to achieve more.

Praises encompass elements to inspire and uplift the human spirit.

Humbleness propels the ego to rest safely and securely. 

Prospective endeavors are meritorious considering their contribution and acknowledgement.

Blessings are all possibilities to cherish.

Body, soul, and spirit in good health are God's gift to mankind.

The peaks and valleys of life measure one's patience and perseverance. 

Limitless resources are aligned with wealth.

The prospect of a plan, focus, and commitment are potentials of firmness.

A gift symbolizes a new beginning to share and appreciate.

Podcast Event

Podcast Event: "Life Transformation by Grace: Dr. Lianie Jean's Journey"

Podcast Name: "iPray Ministry"

Episode Title: "Life Transformation by Grace: Dr. Lianie Jean's Journey"

Guest: Dr. Lianie Jean, Author, Educator, Leader, Entrepreneur, and Christian

Date: May 28th 

Time: 3:00 PM EST

Platform: Zoom Call (link will be provided upon registration)

Description:

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Lianie Jean, an extraordinary woman who has led a life of purpose, perseverance, and faith. As the author of the autobiography "Life Transformation by Grace: Dr. Lianie Jean's Journey," she recounts her remarkable journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a distinguished educator, leader, entrepreneur, and Christian figure.

Dr. Lianie Jean will share personal stories and life lessons in this special podcast event, including:

- Conquering adversity and hopelessness

- Unraveling mysteries of Life's experiences and purpose

- Leveraging the power of proven success in business and ministry

- Overcoming challenges and setbacks

- Embracing a life of faith and integrity

Agenda:

- 2:00 PM - 2:05 PM: Introduction and welcome

- 2:05 PM - 2:30 PM: Conversation with Dr. Lianie Jean 

- 2:30 PM - 2:50 PM: Q&A session

- 2:50 PM - 3:00 PM: Closing remarks and giveaways

Host:

- Pastor Mikael Aristilde, Senior Pastor, Church of God

Registration:

Be part of a transformative experience and register now for our live podcast event, where you'll discover new possibilities and inspiration to drive meaningful change.

- Exclusive conversation with Dr. Lianie Jean

- Q&A session

- Special giveaways and discounts

- Audio recording of the podcast (available for 30 days post-event)

Investment:

- Free (live event)

- $10 (audio recording and access to replay)

About Dr. Lianie Jean:

Dr. Lianie Jean is a visionary leader, educator, and entrepreneur who has inspired countless individuals to realize their potential through her iPray ministry, education, and business endeavors over the past 20 years. Her autobiography, "Life Transformation by Grace: Dr. Lianie Jean's Journey," is a testament to the transformative power of faith, resilience, and determination in unlocking personal growth and success.

Join us!

Unlock your potential - register now for Living by Grace: Life Transformation by Grace, and discover the transformative power of Dr. Lianie Jean's Journey!

6th grade English Language Arts Lesson Plan

Lesson Plan: Understanding Themes in Short Story Narratives

Grade Level: 6th Grade

Subject: English Language Arts (ELA)

Time: 2 class periods (approximately 90 minutes each)

Objectives: Students will be able to:

-  Identify and examine the theme of a short story.

-  Provide textual evidence to substantiate their analysis.

- Write a clear and concise paragraph explaining the theme of a short story.

Materials:  Handout -Guided Reading Questions 

- Copy of the short story by the author (* Recommended 6th grade reading)

- Whiteboard and markers

- Handout with guided reading questions

- Theme graphic organizer

- Writing paper and pencils

Day 1: Introduction to Theme and Guided Reading

1. Introduction (10 minutes)

    - Introduce the concept of theme and define it as the underlying message or idea that the author wants to convey through the story. 

    - Ask students to share examples of themes they have encountered in previous readings.

2. Guided Reading (20 minutes)

    - Read (* See recommended list) aloud to the class, stopping periodically to ask guided reading questions (see handout).

    - Ask students to identify the characters, setting, and plot events (use the W's questions).

3. Discussion (20 minutes)

    - After finishing the story, ask students to share their thoughts on the theme of the story.

    - Use the whiteboard to create a graphic organizer to help students identify and organize their ideas about the theme.

Day 2: Analyzing Theme and Writing

1. Review and Analysis (20 minutes)

    - Review the theme graphic organizer from the previous day.

    - Ask students to provide textual evidence to support their analysis of the theme.

    - Use the whiteboard to model how to write a clear and concise paragraph explaining the theme of the story.

2. Writing (30 minutes)

    - Ask students to write a paragraph explaining the theme of "See recommended list".

    - Encourage students to use textual evidence to support their analysis.

3. Conclusion (10 minutes)

    - Allow students to share their paragraphs with a partner or the class.

    - Discuss how theme is a universal message that can be applied to our own lives.

Assessment:

- Conduct observations on student participation during the discussion and writing activities.

- Revise student paragraphs for comprehension of theme and use of textual evidence.

- Assess student writing using a rubric to the clarity and precision.

Extension:

- Ask students to create a visual representation of the theme, such as a poster or infographic.

- Have students write a personal reflection on how the theme of the story relates to their own life.

Modification for Differentiated Instruction:

- For special needs readers, offer a graphic novel version of the story or a summary.

- For advanced readers, provide additional short stories with complex themes.

Theme Graphic Organizer:

Theme Textual Evidence Explanation

  

Hashtags for Understanding Themes in Short Story Narratives at a 6th grade level:

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#6thGradeStories

Handout: Guided Reading Questions

Handout: Guided Reading Questions

Exercise 1

Define a theme: What is meant by theme? 

What is meant by characters, setting, and plot (use the W's questions)?

Write a paragraph explaining the theme of a short story.

Exercise 2

1. Who are the main characters in the story?

2. What is the setting of the story?

3. What is the plot of the story?

4. What sacrifices do the characters make for each other?

5. What message do you think the author is trying to convey through the story?

English Language Arts Themes

A list of theme words that are appropriate for 6th-grade English Language Arts:

1. Identity: exploring who we are and where we belong.

2. Friendship: the bonds and challenges of relationships.

3. Love: the many forms of love and its impact on our lives.

4. Sacrifice: giving up something valuable for the greater good.

5. Perseverance: overcoming obstacles and staying committed.

6. Freedom: the struggle for independence and autonomy.

7. Morality: navigating right and wrong in difficult situations.

8. Growth: learning, maturing, and self-improvement.

9. Community: the importance of belonging and contributing.

10. Courage: facing fears and standing up for what's right.

11. Loyalty: standing by those we care about.

12. Redemption: making amends and learning from mistakes.

13. Self-Discovery: exploring our values, beliefs, and passions.

14. Prejudice: overcoming biases and stereotypes.

15. Resilience: bouncing back from adversity and trauma.

16. Responsibility: taking ownership of our actions.

17. Trust: building and maintaining strong relationships.

18. Change: adapting to new situations and perspectives.

19. Empathy: understanding and connecting with others.

20. Hope: finding optimism and positivity in challenging times.

Speaker Bio

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Scheduled Events:  Podcast Event the autobiography, "Life Transformation by Grace -Dr. Lianie Jean's Journey"

About Dr. Lianie Jean 

Dr. Lianie Jean is an accomplished author, educator, and leader who empowers and trains individuals to deepen their faith, develop their leadership skills, and live a fulfilling life. As a highly acclaimed speaker, Dr. Jean uses strategic methods that integrate spiritual wisdom, practical inspiration, and leadership expertise to inspire audiences.

Dr. Jean leverages over 20 years of experience in leadership development, spiritual growth, and entrepreneurship to provide expert insights on prayer, teaching, and leadership. Her speaking engagements are distinguished by their clarity, wisdom, and practicality, empowering audiences to tackle life's challenges in a manageable way.

Speaking Topics:

- Unlocking the Power of Prayer: Dr. Jean reveals the transformative impact of prayer on leadership, spiritual growth, and personal development, offering expert guidance on cultivating a rich and prayerful relationship.

- Effective Teaching: Dr. Jean facilitates specialized mentoring sessions on teaching, coaching, and advising, helping educators and leaders develop the competencies required to inspire and empower their students and teams.

- Leadership Development: Dr. Jean shares her specialized expertise in leadership development, offering expert advice on strategic planning, team building, and organizational growth, with a focus on faith-based leadership and spiritual growth.

Keynote Speeches:

- "The Potency of Connection Through Prayer"

- "Effective Pedagogy: Application for Inspiring and Equipping Others"

- " Faithful Servant Leadership Development: A Faith-Infused Approach to Leadership Excellence"

Workshops and Seminars:

- "Enhancing One's Prayer Life"

- "Teaching with Devotion: Tactics for Pedagogues and Managers"

- "Executive Leadership Development: A Practical Guide for Entrepreneurs and Leaders."

About Dr. Jean:

Dr. Lianie Jean is a prominent author, educator, and leader dedicated to empowering individuals to realize their full potential and live a life of purpose, meaning, and fulfillment. Her literary works, including "Effective Leadership Growth" and "The Power of Love," offer practical guidance and inspiration for leaders, educators, and individuals seeking personal and professional growth.

Home

Welcome to my author's page!

As an educator, author, and entrepreneur, I am blessed and living life in love and by the grace of God. I am pleased to share some of my personal, interpersonal and professional core values herein:

Caring: I am supportive of others by grounding every action in empathy while championing equity and inclusion. 

Loyal: I am persistent about what I believe in as part of growing and learning through problem-solving with determination, creativity, and tenacity.

Resilient: I accomplish task by approaching challenges with self-assurance, excitement and enthusiasm.

Dynamic: I am unique and versatile in my approaches by God's design who sustains me through my academics,  personal growth and development.

 

A Sound Mind: I'm a curious person with sound judgment, intellectual by inquisitive and ask questions confidently and thinking critically.

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My Reflective Quotes

- Biography: 

- Expertise: Professional Life | Hire me | School Administration and Supervision | Leadership Cover Letter | Special Education Personal Statement | Lesson Plan Sample

- Testimonials:

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Books Page:

- Book Listings: Striving to Thriving  | ProTech Education for All | An Autobiography of Lianie Jean 

Storybook: Love Will Find Me | The Unfolding Design | The Spirit Tree's Nine Fruits | The Sufficient Work | The Art of Serendipity | Not Quiet Perfect, But I'm Getting There | A Leap of Faith | The Heart String | The Gift of Time and Heart | The Stillness that Leads | The Architect of Tomorrow | The Precious Jewel of Ms. Priya's Room (Revised Link for Young Adult) | The Brightest Kind of Star | The Grand Learning Bridge | The Learning Nest Plan | The Key of Reciprocity | Just Another Chance |

- Book Excerpts: Adult Life | Childhood Life

- Book Events: Book Fair | Book-sign 

Speaking Page: Service Request

- Speaker Bio: Lianie Speaker Bio

- Speaking Topics: Community Network Groups | Majesty on High is the God | I Pledge My Love | iPray Network | What Faith Can Do | My Ideal Partner | Ten Psychological  Influencers of Lust | Trusting God

- Scheduled Events: Book for upcoming Events:   

Podcast Event the autobiography, "Life Transformation by Grace -Dr. Lianie Jean's Journey" 

Virtual Keynote Speaker Presentation 

- Testimonials: 

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Unconventional Insights Into Modern Book Marketing To Recognize

Introduction: The Myth of "If It's written, Readership Will Follow"

It is a false premise that readers will follow if a book is written. Every author holds a basic aspiration: to write a remarkable book that will attract a large following. This notion that pure quality is its own marketing tool is a potent motivator during the long writing and editing process. Unfortunately, it is also fiction.

In today's competitive market, a brilliant manuscript merely serves as the entry fee. With thousands of books published daily, marketing is an indispensable task that must be considered concurrently with writing the final chapter; it is equally vital to a book's success as its content.

This article provides refined perspectives on modern book marketing strategy, highlighting vital and occasionally unexpected insights. Understanding these principles is now obligatory—it's a core prerequisite for authors seeking to find and engage with their target audience.

1. Your Primary Objective Isn't Selling Books—It's Building an Audience

Novice authors often make the mistake of dedicating all their energy to launch week sales numbers. This perspective is limited. The immediate goal is not to maximize sales to a broad audience, but to cultivate a loyal, long-term following that will sustain their career.

Regard your audience as a concrete business asset, rather than simply a number of followers – a direct-to-consumer channel that you possess and control. This platform-independent ecosystem, usually centered on an email list, functions as an appreciating asset, offering a foundation of support for future literary works, extending beyond a single launch. This focus shift from short-term transactions to long-term relationships demarcates transient authors from those with sustainable careers.

As one publishing analyst notes:

"Many emerging authors are overly fixated on launch week sales, perceiving it as the ultimate goal. In reality, the most accomplished authors regard it as the initial step in establishing a lasting connection with readers who will purchase their subsequent works. A single publication is a solitary transaction; a devoted audience is the cornerstone of a thriving career."

2. The Notion of a Single "Best" Marketing Channel Is a Misconception

Authors frequently ask, "What marketing channels are most effective?" The answer lies in identifying the channels where your target readership already spends their time and focus, as there is no one-size-fits-all "best" channel.

The channels that work for a sci-fi novel (TikTok, Reddit) are built on rapid discovery, visual hooks, and community-driven trends. On the other hand, the audience for a historical biography is found on platforms that value depth, authority, and long-form intellectual engagement, like academic journals, niche blogs, or public radio.

The author's initial marketing responsibility is not to attain mastery of every platform, but to analyze their specific audience's preferences and converge on the channels where their readers are most prevalent. Trying to impose an audience onto a preferred channel can be counterproductive and costly. Undertaking strategic research before implementation is essential for devising an efficient and effective marketing plan.

3. A Book Cover Isn't Simply Art—It's a High-Stakes Advertising Vehicle

While a book cover may possess artistic merit, its primary purpose is not artistic expression. It is a key piece of marketing collateral designed for a single purpose: conversion. Your cover is the most important piece of conversion-optimization data you have. It must address a reader's subconscious questions—What is this? Is it for me?—before they are consciously asked.

As a potential buyer scrolls through an online bookstore, your cover must instantly communicate its genre within a fraction of a second. A cover that lacks clarity, is overly abstract, or neglects established genre conventions is deemed a marketing failure, despite its aesthetic value. This ambiguity confuses potential readers, prompting them to scroll past and undermining your chances of a sale. Digital shelf optimization is essential.

The data confirms this unequivocally:

"In a split-test analysis of over 500 book launches, books with professionally designed covers that clearly signaled their genre outsold those with amateur or abstract designs by an average of 34% in the first 90 days, even when the book's content and ad spend were identical."

4. "Free" Is a Highly Effective Sales Tool

It seems counterintuitive, but one of the most effective ways to sell your book is to offer something for free. Providing a complimentary ebook, a prequel short story, or the first few chapters is a powerful strategic tool at the top of your reader conversion funnel.

The psychological dynamics are straightforward: 'free' removes risk for potential readers, reducing barriers to entry and allowing them to experience your writing style, characters, and narrative firsthand. This trial period establishes trust and dramatically increases the chances of a purchase to follow the story's progression.

This strategy directly fuels the asset we discussed in our initial point. A complimentary narrative isn't merely a sales tactic; it's the most effective means of converting a curious browser into a dedicated audience member on your email list, thereby transforming a one-time interaction into a long-term relationship.

5. Your Book Launch Starts Six Months Before Publication

It is a widespread error among authors to think that marketing begins on the day of publication. Rather, a successful launch is best viewed as the culmination of a campaign that was initiated several months prior.

The six-month runway represents the point of convergence for previously established marketing truths. You are not simply "marketing"; rather, you are strategically building your audience (Point 1) by engaging on the most effective channels (Point 2), using "free" giveaways (Point 4) to capture leads, and culminating in a launch where your professional cover (Point 3) can transform the established awareness into sales. Key pre-launch activities include building your email list, obtaining advance reviews, guest posting for relevant blogs, and actively interacting with potential readers on social media.

By conducting preparatory work, momentum builds and awareness grows, ensuring a receptive audience is ready to buy on release day. The launch marks the moment when all preceding efforts converge to yield maximum impact.

Conclusion: From Author to Entrepreneur

A fundamental shift in mindset is the common thread throughout these truths. To excel in the modern publishing landscape, an author must adopt an entrepreneurial mindset. This entails viewing one's book not solely as a work of art, but also as a product requiring strategic positioning, market research, and a dedicated marketing effort.

Embracing an entrepreneurial mindset does not mean sacrificing artistic integrity; rather, it involves providing strategic backing to enable your art to thrive in a fiercely competitive world. By applying these principles, you shift from passively waiting for readers to actively constructing a career.

Which of these realities most tests your current methodology, and what single adjustment can you implement today to initiate building your audience?