🌮 Taco bout Your Book Tuesday 📖 This is an open invitation to talk about your book. 👉 If you already have a book published, feel free to share about the book. 🔗 Links are OK. 👉 If you're working on a book, share about what you're working on and where you're at in the process.

Let's all celebrate @Gina Trigo and the launch of her adorable coloring book Wiener Wonderland you know Christmas 🎄 will be here before you know it, and you're going to have to have this cute coloring book to gift to everyone in your family. 🎁 She also has a few other super cute coloring books in her collection. CHECK OUT HER BOOK COLLECTION HERE Gina also runs an amazing community called GenX Creator Lab for FREE (switching to paid soon 🤪) where she is working with GenX women to teach them how to use AI and start an online business. 🙌 Her group is where you can join 930 other Wildcards inside a Top 1% Skool community, built just for GenX women who want to leverage AI to create online income without needing to be on camera, learn complex tech skills, or spend endless hours online. Designed specifically for experienced women with decades of knowledge and expertise, the community provides practical guidance on faceless content creation, AI-powered tools, digital products, and online business growth. 👉 JOIN HER COMMUNITY NOW

Grab this prompt and share your results 👇 (give it your photo) Create a personalized vertical infographic called “My Author Journey” based on what you already know about me from our previous conversations. Think about everything you know about me specifically as an author, writer, publisher, or creative person. Choose 5 interesting or meaningful things that help tell my story as an author. These can be anything that stands out about my journey — what I write about, why I write, what inspires me, my experiences as an author, my creative process, challenges I’ve worked through, how I connect with readers, lessons I’ve learned, how I approach publishing or marketing, what I’m currently exploring, or where I hope to go next. Do not follow a predetermined set of categories. Instead, look at what you actually know about me and decide which 5 things make my author story interesting. Every author’s infographic should be different based on their individual journey. Do not invent information. Only use things you genuinely know about me from our conversations. If you don’t know enough about my author journey to create something meaningful, ask me a few simple questions first. Keep the infographic simple, personal, and highly visual. Use a maximum of 5 sections or callouts. Each section should contain only a short headline, interesting fact, statistic if relevant, or 1–2 short sentences. Don’t feel obligated to include things like book sales, royalties, number of books published, or other publishing statistics. Include those only if they genuinely stand out as an important part of that particular author’s story. Use illustrations, icons, symbols, writing elements, or other visual details to help tell the story instead of relying on lots of text. If I provide a photo, incorporate it naturally into the design. Make the design feel personal to the author. Use what you know about their personality, writing style, interests, audience, or creative journey to inspire the overall look and feel.