Book Discussions

Through What If I’m Enough?, Teron Buford shares a deeply personal journey that blends vulnerability, humor, and resilience into lessons that resonate across audiences. More than a memoir, the book is a call to reflect, to question, and to reimagine how we see ourselves and one another.

Guided book discussions bring this storytelling to life. These conversations move beyond chapter reviews to become opportunities for reflection and connection. Participants are invited to embrace their own lived experiences, uncover the silver linings within their scars, and discover how identity and purpose can emerge even from life’s hardest seasons.

Discussions are tailored for classrooms, book clubs, professional teams, and community groups. Each session creates space for dialogue that honors vulnerability and transformation, encouraging participants to see that every story—whether cultivated in joy or forged in struggle—serves as an enhancement to who we are and who we can become.

By engaging with What If I’m Enough?, groups not only explore themes of resilience and authenticity but also experience how storytelling can build stronger individuals, healthier teams, and more connected communities.