On this #FigureItOutFriday, we’re tackling one of the most common self-doubts: Who am I to write a book? Frank McKinney was once that person—a 1.8 GPA student who never saw himself as a writer. Now? He’s nine books deep across eight genres, proving that storytelling isn’t reserved for those with perfect credentials—it’s for anyone with a message that needs to be shared.
But here’s the secret: Writing a book isn’t as overwhelming as it seems. A half-page a day? That’s 180 pages in a year. Self-publishing? More accessible than ever. The hardest part? Getting started.
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