Hey everyone, A.X. Hale back again. When I researched for my niche non‑fiction Fueling the Night Shift: Practical Meal Prep for Nurses Working 12‑Hour Nights, one insight kept popping up over and over: night‑shift workers don’t just need recipes. We are fighting a broken circadian rhythm, chaotic break schedules, mental fatigue, and zero energy left to plan food. Even simple meal prep feels overwhelming when your body thinks it should be asleep. I’d love to crowdsource real‑world wisdom from this group: 1. If you work (or have researched) 12‑hour overnight shifts — what is your single biggest food‑related pain point? - Is it no time to cook before your shift? - Forgetting to eat mid‑shift from pure exhaustion? - Food that spoils without access to proper refrigeration? - Cravings for junk food when sleep‑depleted? 2. What small hack actually does work for you? I’m collecting actionable tips. For anyone curious, my book solves exactly these real‑world pain points with shift‑aligned meal prep built for exhausted night‑shift nurses. I still have a couple free eBook copies left for folks who want to read & leave an honest Amazon review. Drop a note in comments if you’d like one. Book reference: Fueling the Night Shift: Practical Meal Prep for Nurses Working 12‑Hour Nights Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HC52ZHYT Curious to read your thoughts below👇

Hi everyone, I’m A.X. Hale, new to this community. I recently published my first non‑fiction book Fueling the Night Shift: Practical Meal Prep for Nurses Working 12‑Hour Nights. It’s built entirely around the real‑world struggles night‑shift nurses face: finding quick, nourishing meals when you’re exhausted, no proper breaks, and your whole sleep‑wake cycle is flipped upside down. I’m hoping to gather genuine, honest reviews. I have a small number of free eBook copies to give away for anyone willing to read and leave an unbiased review on Amazon. If you’re interested, drop a comment below. Book link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HC52ZHYT Curious to hear: Has anyone here written niche‑audience non‑fiction? What was your biggest early‑stage challenge getting initial reviews?

Hello Nicole and everyone. I applied for amazon influence Program got accepted through TikTok, uploaded my Videos they did got published but unfortunately not accepted to be featured on amazon product page. When I rewatch your course it made sense that I wasn't as active on Tik Tok (I also don't like it). Two days later I uploaded my 3 Videos again, this time I made sure to be active on there as much as I could, not even 24hrs pass I went to check if my Videos got accepted and it says same thing published but not accepted to be published can it be still written from the first time or I again didn't get approved most likely? Did I reapplied to early?

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