Would you all rather: A. One anthology open at a time with a cutoff for submissions. B. One anthology at a time which launches as soon as it's full. (I'll be on top of updates and will leave some wiggle room for those who are ALMOST done with their story around the time I close it. ) C. Have three anthologies open at most times. You can choose which ones to write for and as soon as one closes, another will open shortly. These would launch as soon as they're full. Please vote and ask any questions you may have about this.

Tapping is one of my favorite ways to clear whatever is getting in the way. I'd love to start a tapping video library for the Skool. Tapping along to a video is super effective. I've used tapping to help me finish NaNoWriMo in 20 days, banish procrastination, get clear on projects, no longer get triggered by certain things in my life. If you are interested in this, I'd love to know (A.)what is your biggest struggle right now in your author career and (B.) would you be interested in a free tapping session with me in exchange for letting me record and share the video after? Where are the brave people who are ready to move forward and let go of what is holding them back!?!?! Raise your hands. P.S. You can answer A even if you don't want to do a video. I need all the topic ideas I can get.

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