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The stillness![]()
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The nature![]()
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When most of the world is just waking up (or still asleep), I’m taking control of my health by moving my body while playing outside.![]()
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I’ve ridden my new bike more in the past 2 days than my other bike in the past 12 months. ![]()
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It feels so good.![]()
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This is what I saw this morning.
Is it weird that I’m already thinking about the next few books that I will be publishing?![]()
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As a little girl, I had a dream of being published. I would write poetry by candlelight, listening to Enya. I was a moody kid who processed feelings by writing. Every year or so I would start a new diary and I would write about my wishes to be published. As I got older, this dream got filed in the back of my brain and I had other things that I want to accomplish. In fact, I completely forgot about this dream.![]()
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Fast forward to a few years ago to when I published my first book. In fact, I became a best-selling author. I wrote my first book to learn how to write a book in preparation for the book I just put out (The Global Resilience Project book). There’s no better way to learn how to write a book than to physically write and publish a book. When I launched my first book, the goal was to learn the process and it wasn’t to become a best seller. Right before we launched I decided to put together a marketing plan to try and become a best seller and it worked!![]()
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I loved writing my first book and my second book. I love being a published author. I’ve been self-published for the first 2 books that I wrote and now, I have new goals.![]()
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1. I’m working on a children’s book about resilience. This book will hopefully be ready for the holiday season and I’m so excited to bring it to life. It’s going to focus on how to strengthen your resilience muscle and provide children with an interactive, fun and creative way to learn how to do just that.![]()
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2. While surviving the last few years, I’ve been working on healing my traumas. I’ve been documenting my life. I’ve been going through some very heavy stuff. I know that when I come out the other end of this, I will write a book. My vision is for this book to become a New York Times best seller. ![]()
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When I was in New York recently, I walked by the New York Times building by accident. So, I took a photo to help me manifest my vision into reality. I write because I love to. I share my words with you because I want you. That moody kid grew into an expressive adult who loves to create.
