Too Damn Dumb to Think

More than 60 years ago, Diana Wright was born on a farm in Minnesota and grew up a victim of abuse. Diana moved away as soon as possible, married a neighbor boy, worked full time, and though she was mocked by her parents for doing so, attended college. Diana found hardship no matter how far away from home, as she attempted to meet payroll in her under-financed medical corporation, deal with a deteriorating second marriage, and manage a deepening friendship with an employee and business partner, who not only helps her heal but shows her a new path to travel in her life.

Diana Wright was born to a French Canadian housewife in 1947, raised on a farm in Minnesota, and told not to waste her time getting a degree because no one else in the family had one. She recovered from many health and personal hardships to be the Founder, CEO, Chairman of the Board, and President of a medical device company, guest speaker at conventions, writer of articles for technical journals, and a specialist at making things happen with low-no budgets. Bernie DeCoke was an instructor at Metropolitan State College of Denver for nine years with a focus on Assertiveness Training and Women’s Studies. As a therapist and naturopathic doctor she also gave presentations on Health and Wellness, Relationship Building, and Resume Writing.