Fellow writers - can we talk about the elephant in the room? We all start books with fire in our bellies. That 2 AM idea that has us typing like maniacs, already planning our book launch party. Then chapter three, four or five hits. The excitement dies. The beautiful beginning feels like false advertising for the mess we're creating. This is what I've learned from writers who actually reach "The End": - They write terrible first drafts (and don't care) - They show up even when inspiration doesn't - They aim for 200 messy words, not 2,000 perfect ones - They find their tribe The secret isn't having the perfect plot. It's accepting that your first draft will be garbage - and writing it anyway. Who else is wrestling with the dreaded middle right now? Let's support each other through it. What's your biggest writing challenge? Drop it in the comments below 👇

Write like your words are seeds, because they are. Every sentence you plant today can grow into something that moves, heals, or changes someone tomorrow.

Are you planning to start a new or first book? Or Are you ready to publish? Tell us what genre? Or what’s the book about?

Most of you joining this group put your top priority as marketing. And I know that’s a whole different beast to writing and publishing your book. So this week’s Q&A will be all about marketing tips using everything from social media to book launches and more. Join in if you can contribute or share or learn. Everyone is welcome

Hey everyone! 👋 Excited to be here and connect with like-minded thinkers! I recently wrapped up a book project that explores ideas around growth, mindset, and creating meaningful success. It’s been a wild journey full of lessons, rewrites, and breakthroughs. I’d love to hear from you all, what’s one book (or idea) that’s had a big impact on how you see growth or success? Let’s swap insights and inspiration! 📚✨