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Please Read and Share my article with Publisher's Weekly! :)https://booklife.com/authors/05/25/20...
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Sarah sits with us to talk about her amazing journey from self-publishing to being a hybrid author. Find out what the terminology means, and learn all about her book series that are tearing up the Amazon charts! This Saturday at a special time, 3pm to join the discussion!
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Thanks for sharing this, Alex
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Congrats MJ. Great news!!!
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You always bring a smile to my face, Debz.
I do t spend a lot of time of perfection. I usually go with my instinct and change as comments come in. It may come off sloppy but I see life as a work in progress that just gets better every day
You know, they asked the same thing at the Breavement Group I am going to- I don't know. We've always sqeezed alot into our plates. All of us do and yet, I swear we have so much down time and time for each other. I think we are all very goal oriented. I always had to juggle a lot. You know how hard it is to running a business from your home- mine runs 24/7 (it's not in the home anymore and hasn't been for 20 years) but i learned never to put things off- (Having kids toaught me that too- you never knew when you'd be down for the count with strep or something). I tackle things as soon as they come in, I live by lists. I had to do that because when you are self-employed and your own boss- I learned the hard way that if you fail to do it- you won't eat. Debz- we started soooo poor and I had so many people depending on us to survive- we had to work or not eat. I also jettistoned time suckers. I let go of all the things that weren't part of my goal and not important to my life. I realized a lot of what I was worrying about took away fromt he quality of life and when I stopped worrying about things- it freed me up to think more..
