Many writers tend to feel hesitant when it comes to figuring out HOW to publish their book. 📖 There are a few options. ✍️ You could self-publish, which is known as the quickest way. ✍️ There's hybrid publishing that involves for you to pay first. ✍️ Then there's traditional publishing where they help along the way. Which publishing route are you interested? I'm planning on having a special guest, @Rachael Bermingham talk about the difference between self-publishing and traditional publishing since she has been a publisher for 20+ years and her passion is helping others get their stories out there! 😁 I know that this would give a lot of value to many of you and help you understand what you get from each direction you can take along with what you need to do in order to get there. Now, does this seem something that you would be interested in? If so, what day and time of the week would work best? Let me know your timezone as well!

Hi everyone. I’m a humble beginner in Sweden who recently found my voice in writing. I’m trying to find my way and learn as much as possible so I can write my story and get it published in an autofiction book. I hope my book can touch others and make them feel less alone. My primary readers are men in their 40s who are doing their best to live up to all the expectations and ideals imposed on them by society and family. The stereotypical man nowadays is supposed to be strong, hardworking, sensitive, tough, understanding, unselfish, supportive, a feminist, a teacher and coach, a full-time parent, a fun and successful worker, and a handyman—all while respecting others' mental needs, except his own. I have been writing a lot of poems and started working on a book a couple of months ago. I made a mind map and a framework, like Dani told me to. Then I made a book cover to get my creativity and motivation going. Now, I am writing the first chapter and just 'word-vomiting' the story so far. Thanks for letting me join; I love being a part of this community. I am writing in Swedish now, but I might try to write in English with the help of Google Docs and Copilot to get my typos and grammar under control.

It took some time to get this up, but HERE it is! This workshop is packed full with information regarding the book creation process. There's still so much that happens behind the screens when you're creating a book. But I made an overview and broke it down into phases, so it's easier to understand. The Phases: 📖 Phase 1: Concept & Positioning 📖 Phase 2: Structure 📖 Phase 3: Drafting 📖 Phase 4: BETA readers 📖 Phase 5: ARC readers 🏁 FINISH LINE with Professional Team! The truth that most people don’t talk about is that books aren’t created in isolation. They’re shaped, refined, and strengthened through multiple hands, perspectives, and strategic support. And when you have the right people in your corner? Everything changes. ⭐️ You stop second-guessing. ⭐️ You move faster. ⭐️ You actually finish. If you’ve been stuck, restarting, or unsure what step comes next—this will give you clarity. Watch the replay, then come back and tell me what landed for you in the comments 👇 And if you’re ready to take this seriously… Comment “Book” and I’ll send you the link to book a call with me and my team. Let’s map your book the right way.