Tacuma StanfieldTacuma Stanfield was born to Eric and Julia and raised in Riverside, California, where his early years were shaped by family, discipline, and strong values. Growing up in a close-knit household with three brothers and a sister, Tacuma learned the imprtance of loyalty, accountability, and perseverance-lessons that would later become central themes in his writing and leadership.At the age of sixteen, Tacuma relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, where he completed high school in Covington. He went on to attend Clark Atlanta University in the fall of 2001, studying Business Administration with a focus in Management. Although he did not complete his four-year academic journey, the lessons he gained during that period-and the challenges he faced-became foundational experiences that helped shape his personal and professional path, many of which are explored in License to Life.Tacuma began his career in wireless retail in the early 2000s, working with some of the most well-known wireless providers in the United States. Over nearly two decades, his experience spanned frontline sales, sales operations, and multiple leadership roles. From 2001 through 2018, he developed a reputation for relationship-building, strategic thinking, and people-centered leadership.In 2018, Tacuma transitioned into relationship management and senior leadership roles supporting protection plan services for major big-box retailers. His work continues to focus on partnership development, team growth, and operational excellence.Outside of his professional life, Tacuma is a devoted husband and father to two daughters. He enjoys sports, traveling, fine dining, and spending meaningful time with family and friends. What he values most, however, is seeing the potential in others-helping people grow, mentoring youth and peers, and encouraging individuals to become the best version of themselves.License to Life reflects both his journey and his belief that life's most important lessons are learned through experience, reflection, and the willingness to grow. Read More Read Less