Why I Published a Book I Secretly Regret—and What It Taught Me About Success
Ever wonder why so many writers seem to despise their own drafts? Spoiler alert: it’s not just self-criticism—it’s the very essence of being a writer. I’ve wrestled with this truth myself; loving your creation rarely marks the start of your writing journey. Instead, it’s about pushing those imperfect, sometimes downright cringe-worthy manuscripts out into the world, then rolling up your sleeves for the next round. I mean, if publishing perfection was a reality, wouldn’t we all have bestsellers by now? But, as I learned when Covid locked me in bed with only my swirling thoughts and a mountain of stories, the path to becoming a writer is paved with drafts you hate—but still dare to share. Curious how sickness turned me into an accidental novelist and reshaped my understanding of writing? Stick around, it’s a tale worth telling. LEARN MORE




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