Hey fellow authors, I finally finished my memoir last week—what a journey it has been! My book, I AM GOOD: A Mother’s Journey to Love and Self-Worth, tells the story of how unexpected motherhood forced me to confront the shadows of my past. In learning to be a mother, I discovered how to mother myself. It’s about breaking generational cycles, finding love in unexpected places, and embracing the unshakable truth that we are all worthy of love and belonging. As a life coach, my hope is that this book not only resonates with readers but also supports the work I do—helping women step into their worth and create the lives they long for. I’ve been soaking up Julie’s YouTube videos and audiobook, and they’ve been such a guiding light. Thank you, Julie! Here I am now, stepping into the next chapter—author marketing.

Partnering with a friend and colleague of over 40 years, I am thrilled to share that our book https://www.amazon.com/Neurodiversity-Connection-Educators-Understanding-Neurotypes/dp/B0FLWR1NH9/ref=sr_1_1? has been #1 in new releases in the inclusive education category for the past two weeks. I can't say enough about Book Launchers and the support they provided in this two year journey. We especially love our cover and have gotten sooooo many positive comments on it. Currently we have 14 5 star reviews. Our goal is to get this book in to the hands of teachers all around the world. We have learned so much and are now learning how to market through the Author Launch Kit! Yay for lifelong learning!

Wow, being an indie author is gratifying and challenging. My book was nominated for the Eric Hoffer Book Award! This is a plus on this dichotomous walk on the avenue of confidence and marketing. Thank you Julie for sharing your knowledge and experience. It keeps me going. Still learning and always grateful, Abby

Current stats on non linear autobiography. I started on it after I got home from triple bypass surgery. This book has been a work in progress for 20 years. I’m so excited

I was fascinated watching Alex Hormozi’s book launch this past weekend. Yes, there were definitely some “salesy” parts 😅, but what stood out most to me was how he turned the launch into an experience, even offering his book to readers for free. He didn’t just promote the book, he wove the launch into the content itself in a way that perfectly aligned with his message. I also loved how he built in the reader experience by sharing valuable information while engaging with his community directly through 1:1 feedback and live calls. ✨ Here’s a question for you ✨ If you could turn one chapter of your book into an experience (a resource, a challenge, a video, etc.), which chapter would you choose, and what would that look like? Drop your ideas below ⬇️