As you have seen from my last post, I have had quite a few changes happening. But on a professional level, things have changed almost just as much.
This blog has seen me publish my first book, but I'm not sure how many others I have posted about.
But just in case, I'll recap all that I have published and where I am currently at.
Recap:
Awkwardly Strong: My first book about how to utilize awkward moments to your advantage.
Tragically Strong: While this is the second book, it is stand-alone. It outlines some basic healing that allows us to utilize our tragedies in our life long term.
Fearfully Strong: My third book outlines how fear is actually a good thing and how to understand fear and utilize it to your benefit.
Hard Earned Lessons Learned: My fourth book came as a result of many asking me to help them write and publish their book. I wanted to help, but I also don't want to be a book coach. So here is everything I learned from my first three books in an easy and concise outline to publish.
I'm super proud of these books. I've worked hard on them and have learned a TON.
And now that I know what I'm doing, it is time to make a few changes.
Announcement:
I'm switching to fiction.
Biographical fiction to be precise.
I am finding real people from history who have made a significant impact, but their stories were somehow lost or forgotten.
For example, my first fiction book: Madamn.
This is the story of the first recorded case of Tourette syndrome before it became an official diagnosis. In fact, this woman is the REASON we have a diagnosis.
She was a noblewoman born just after the French Revolution who had the swearing form of Tourette syndrome (coprolalia).
For years, she was simply known as "Mme. Dampierre" in medical journals.
But I found her name. I found out she never hid from society despite how unruly she was. She inspired me.
Since starting this project of filling in the gaps for a more complete story, I have found others who want their story told, too.
So I am now a biographical fiction author.
I can't wait to share more about this next book with you!
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