Narrative Remarks, Expository Notes, and Historical Criticisms, on the New England Historical and Genealogical Society: And Incidentally on the Massachusetts Historical Society (1874)

Be Sure You Dance, Life’s Lessons to make every moment count, is a collection of short commentaries with the sole purpose of awakening the inner consciousness. The author believes that transcending life’s negative experiences begins in the imagination and is strongly linked to what you believe to be true for yourself. Wilson-Coleman candidly shares with readers how she has overcomes extreme circumstances including sexual abuse, economic, emotional and spiritual lack. As a teenage mother at 15, Wilson-Coleman has first-hand experience with the trials and tribulations of life. As a result of her vast experiences and spiritually given methods to overcome her own obstacles, Wilson-Coleman is able to candidly share with the reader various ways to demand and claim their greatness. Wilson-Coleman starts this journey with her own definition of the book’s purpose in her Author’s Notes, Be Sure You Dance. Here it is stated that success is only possible by giving your faith a fighting chance and believing in the magic each one of us can create.