In Life is a Wonderful Thing, Curtis Neal shares his inspiring journey from humble beginnings to remarkable achievements. This memoir offers a glimpse into his childhood, growing up during the Jim Crow era, where he learned hard work on his father's tobacco farm and earned money helping neighbors. Curtis reflects on his education, emphasizing the importance of role models and the lessons he learned from teachers and peers. He details his early experiences in sales, starting at just five years old, and how this passion evolved into a successful career, including winning the Erie Award and traveling to various places. The book explores themes of motivation, resilience, and self-development, providing strategies to overcome challenges and stay focused on personal goals. Curtis shares valuable insights on people management and the significance of never giving up, even in the face of discrimination. With a powerful message that life is not meant to be hard, Curtis encourages readers to embrace both good and bad days while seeking positive change. This heartfelt memoir concludes with a personal note, inviting readers to find inspiration in their own lives.