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One of the most common doubts I hear from aspiring nonfiction authors is: Why would someone want to read what I have to say?
Even if they don't start their writing journey with that thought in mind, it will come at some point. Because there is a very uncomfortable space between aspiring and published where an author feels completely exposed, and vulnerable, and self-conscious about how their book might be received by the world. It's almost rite of passage.
In this episode, you'll know what I mean it really is putting yourself out there in a big way when you share your thoughts and your experiences - both personal and professional - in a way that leaves you open to scrutiny and to the opinions of virtually anyone and everyone.
By Deborah FayOne of the most common doubts I hear from aspiring nonfiction authors is: Why would someone want to read what I have to say?
Even if they don't start their writing journey with that thought in mind, it will come at some point. Because there is a very uncomfortable space between aspiring and published where an author feels completely exposed, and vulnerable, and self-conscious about how their book might be received by the world. It's almost rite of passage.
In this episode, you'll know what I mean it really is putting yourself out there in a big way when you share your thoughts and your experiences - both personal and professional - in a way that leaves you open to scrutiny and to the opinions of virtually anyone and everyone.