Many people think publishing the book is the finish line. In reality, it’s the starting point. Finding your first real readers, building trust, and keeping momentum after launch matter just as much as writing the manuscript. For authors here what part of the journey surprised you the most?

A pattern I’ve noticed working with new and aspiring authors is this: Most people don’t lack ideas. They lack movement. They read. They research. They bookmark tools. But the moment it’s time to create, doubt kicks in. If you’re stuck right now, try this simple shift that works: 👉 Stop asking “Is this idea good enough?” 👉 Start asking “Who does this idea help?” Your first book doesn’t need to be perfect. It needs to be clear, useful, and finished. Action for today: • Write the problem your book solves in one sentence • Identify who needs it most • Commit to messy progress — clarity comes after action I’m curious — what’s the ONE thing currently slowing your book down: clarity, confidence, or consistency? 👇 Let’s talk.

You’re here because you want to learn how to publish a book — and that already puts you ahead of most people who think about it but never start. I’m seriously excited to help you build momentum and get your ideas moving. 👉 First stop: Head into the CLASSROOM and kick things off with my mini course: Future Author Energy. It’s designed to shift you from learning mode into creation mode by helping you brainstorm, get clear, and generate your first big book idea. 📌 What to do today: 1. Open the Classroom 2. Find Future Author Energy 3. Watch the videos + take notes I’ll personally hype you up, give feedback, or help you sharpen the concept — this is the fun part. Let’s turn that idea into something real. Your book might be closer than you think. 🚀📚 Comment below when you’ve finished — and share the book idea you’re now energizing around! 👇