263. Replay | Am I cut out to write a book?

This week's episode is part of a series of replays while I'm on vacation (or "holiday," as they say in Europe!). Rita and I pulled together some of our favorites—and yours—to share while I'm away. With over 250 episodes to choose from, there's a good chance you haven't heard this one, and if you have, maybe it's just the reminder you need this week. Enjoy, and I'll be back with you before you know it!

Are you staring at that blank page wondering if you’re really cut out to write a book?

I'm a bestselling author, book coach, and someone who used to wrestle with those exact doubts. What if I told you that writing a book isn’t reserved for experts, perfectionists, or people who “already know it all”? It’s a learnable skill. And yes, you can absolutely do this.

In this episode, I’ll walk you through:

👉 Why feeling “not enough” is totally normal

👉 How consistency and mindset win over “talent” any day

If you’ve been holding back because you’re not sure you’re “qualified enough,” or because fear keeps showing up—this is your sign to move forward.

Your story, your message, your voice matters more than you realize.

🔗 Get the full blog post here.

📘 ⁠Download my free 10 Things You Should Know Before Writing a Nonfiction Book⁠.

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