Why the Real Treasure Behind Bestselling Books Isn’t the Pages—It’s the People Who Read Them
After losing my spouse, I began writing about grief. Not because I wanted to become an author, but because I was trying to make sense of my own loss. I shared my thoughts online and discovered something unexpected: people were responding. They weren’t looking for perfect writing or marketing messages. They were looking for someone who understood what they were going through.
One post became ten. Ten became one hundred. Before long, a community began to form.
When I eventually published my first book, SURVIVING – Finding Your Way from Grief to Healing, I realized something important. The book wasn’t really the product. The relationships were.
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