WRIGHT–WONG
A memoir of a lifetime

The One Person
I Could Change

What Eighty Years Taught Me About Relationships, Control, and Myself

Book cover of The One Person I Could Change, showing a man looking over the Italian coast at sunset
About the book

Some lessons take a lifetime to learn.

For much of his life, Miki Wright believed that determination, logic, and persistence could solve almost any problem. In business, that conviction often served him well. In relationships, the answers were more complicated.

The One Person I Could Change is a candid reflection on love, conflict, independence, and the difference between being right and being understood.

“The one person I could change was myself.

And I'm not finished yet.”
Behind the pages

Meet the authors

Miki Wright

A first-time author with eight decades of life experience, Miki Wright brings the perspective of an entrepreneur, a problem-solver, and a man still learning about himself. His memoir draws on personal experiences to explore the lessons that success alone could not teach.

Ami Wong

Credited as “as told to Ami Wong,” Ami helped shape the telling of this deeply personal story. Together, the names Wright and Wong represent a book about reflection, change, and the conversations that help us understand our lives.

The journey continues

A lifetime of experience. One enduring lesson.

The One Person I Could Change is being prepared for publication. Details about availability will appear here when confirmed.

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