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From Cornflakes To Author In 24 Hours with Stephanie Thompson
Stephanie Thompson is the author of The Day My Vagina Broke and chief Bravemumma. In 2015, she suffered a traumatic childbirth injury that changed her body and her life forever. She is now on a mission to share her story and start conversations about how we view childbirth. She wants to do everything possible to stop anything like that from happening to her daughter Elsie.
Stephanie lives with her loving husband, their two little people and two fat cats on the South Coast of New South Wales. And when she manages to find a spare 32 minutes, she enjoys watching the ABC's The Let Down, while folding the Mt.Washmore of baby clothes with a cup of tea.
Stephanie’s Tips:
- Be dedicated and determined. Write every day,
- Publish with someone to hold your hand.
- Send a free copy of your book to the ones you want to talk about your book with a handwritten note.
To learn about or connect with Stephanie, visit the Bravemumma website.
If you’d like to join our free Facebook group, book a free call to talk about your book idea, or get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to linktr.ee/BookBoss.
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By Jeremy SuttonStephanie Thompson is the author of The Day My Vagina Broke and chief Bravemumma. In 2015, she suffered a traumatic childbirth injury that changed her body and her life forever. She is now on a mission to share her story and start conversations about how we view childbirth. She wants to do everything possible to stop anything like that from happening to her daughter Elsie.
Stephanie lives with her loving husband, their two little people and two fat cats on the South Coast of New South Wales. And when she manages to find a spare 32 minutes, she enjoys watching the ABC's The Let Down, while folding the Mt.Washmore of baby clothes with a cup of tea.
Stephanie’s Tips:
- Be dedicated and determined. Write every day,
- Publish with someone to hold your hand.
- Send a free copy of your book to the ones you want to talk about your book with a handwritten note.
To learn about or connect with Stephanie, visit the Bravemumma website.
If you’d like to join our free Facebook group, book a free call to talk about your book idea, or get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to linktr.ee/BookBoss.