176. Why your book is needed now more than ever

176. Why your book is needed now more than ever

There have been a lot of changes happening in my beloved home country. And over the past weeks, I’ve had countless conversations with aspiring authors who are uncertain about the future and how their message, mission, and story fit into all that’s going on around them.

In this solo episode, I share why now is the exact right time to lean in, and why your work—and book—is important now more than ever.

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