The odds are very good that as you're reading this, Christine Galib is reading, writing, running, or taking the road less traveled. Never letting a blank page come between her and her next story, she spends so much time thinking outside the box that she has lost her ability to see boxes. Blessed to be empowered by strong female mentors and always inspired to shatter glass ceilings with grace, courage, and faith--even when she doesn't know what awaits her on the floor above--Christine has pursued careers in investment management, educational leadership, entrepreneurship, and innovation ecosystem building. Holding degrees from Princeton University, The University of Pennsylvania, and Drexel University, Christine really must love APA Style and was utterly devastated to learn two spaces were no longer required after a period. After completing her dissertation, Christine swapped peer-reviewed papers for parables and plot twists, opting to cite less research and author more fiction. When Christine is not sketching stories or sneaking bad puns into her presentations, she is exploring the great big outdoors and quaint small towns, eating peanuts, discussing apologetics, and spending time with her mom, dad, songwriter sister, and composer brother. She loves getting lost in a good book and can be found at christinegalib.com.
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