Birth The Book Already

If you’ve written several articles, you are past due

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Labor and delivery

The nine books I’ve written — plus the one scheduled for release in March 2026 — were all conceived from sparks of inspiration that struck me like lightning, sparking my desire to write. From then on, the idea began to grow and develop into messages that would rise inside me, bursting to be shared. It was like the flutter you feel when you’ve conceived a baby.

I have had a baby before, so I write this from experience.

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In the early stages of my pregnancy, I felt these fluttering sensations in my stomach as the baby moved around. As she continued to grow, the fluttering turned into kicks and rolls that would take my breath away.

Writing a book is like having a baby. First, there's conception, then the fluttering sensations during development, followed by labor and delivery, and finally a bundle of joy.

The difference is that you can’t hide a baby bump.

You can’t hide a pregnancy, but you’d never know if somebody is carrying a book idea in their mind.

Most mothers will carry a baby for nine months, whereas most authors will carry a book for years or even…