Her Story
About Roxanna
Roxanna Johnson began her writing career in the 1990s, working in newspapers before transitioning to building grant programs for school districts and schools of education, as well as establishing a PR office and alumni magazine. Her professional path has led her to author a book about being the spouse of a sex addict, focusing on advocacy for those experiencing betrayal trauma. She facilitates betrayal trauma meetings with other women to support individuals one at a time through speaking and advocacy. Johnson attributes her success to God and emphasizes the importance of family as her complete legacy. She advises others to learn and accept their strengths and weaknesses while recognizing themselves as divine beings capable of making positive decisions.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Roxanna
01What do you attribute your success to?
I would have to say, God. He has picked me up and helped me see when I couldn't, and helped me know that I could proceed and make a difference in people's lives.
02What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Learn who they are, and learn and accept what their strengths are and their weaknesses. Build upon their strengths. And accept themselves as people. Accept themselves as divine beings with a spark of God in them, and that empowers them to make the next right decision, and the next right decision. And not be torn down or belittled by fear. We have to learn that we are enough.
03What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
My family has become most important to me. They are where I will leave a complete legacy. And there were, in many ways, I do my toughest work, my toughest emotional Physical and Cognitive work as My family grows, you know? Their challenges, and it's both a privilege and a challenge to help walk through those things.
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