Four things a book manuscript submission process can teach a person. So here is the deal. Wrote this post and it was not as short as hoped.
In order to make this post short (unintentionally left out pithy) you have to click the bolded word ‘Blog’ below to read it at Lane 8. It’s worth a click.
Mid Life Celebration took 34 years, mostly because the first sentence took 30. Another two years to write. Two more to overcome the fear of shipping, and now another 100 days (estimate) for Xulon Press to publish.
Here is to hoping December 15, 2013 becomes a milestone day.
The 1979 promise has been fulfilled. And more than anything else the overwhelming realization that potential regret has been washed away, leaving a peaceful, indescribable feeling.
This is the DNA of Mid Life Celebration. Living without regret.
The funniest thing about the topic of fear? And just to level set, do you recall the last time you felt you learned something new about fear?
Is it even on the radar?
And when you learned more about fear what happened to you?
So after speaking with my book production representative (for the first time) yesterday it happened. A realization about the overwhelming fear I have been carrying for so long.
Publishing a book is not that difficult.
But for years and years it seemed impossible.
Hoping you find a nugget in this post. I see it. Can you?