A lot of people wait until they feel ready… but that moment never really comes. You just start, mess up, learn, and get better as you go. I’m at that stage right now focused on improving every day and staying consistent no matter what. If you could give ONE piece of advice to someone trying to level up, what would it be?

What was the most expensive part of your publishing process? What do you think you spent money on that wasn't necessary?

Hey... Just got excited and thought I would share that my new novel, "FOUND" has just dropped on Amazon. This book has been in my head for years. Inspired by true events of 2005, when a young boy in Ireland went missing. Hundreds came from all over Ireland and the UK to search for him. He was found 9 days later wrapped in plastic 12 miles from his home. FOUND is not his story. That belongs to him. But, it's a story that deserves to be told. I was just a bloke that got on a bus. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GV1BY6T2

Hi fellow writers, I hope you’re all doing well. I’d love to connect,what stage are you currently at in your writing journey (drafting, editing, or published)? Feel free to share your experience.

It’s probably not motivation. It’s lack of clarity. Once you know who it's for, what it helps them with Writing becomes 10x easier. What’s your book about?