Writing a book is hard. Telling people about your story can be even harder. In today's ever-changing and ever-shifting social media environment, aspiring authors - like myself - must be aware of what's available to them: blogging, vlogs, podcasts, to name a few.
For once the book is done, how does one go about telling others? What follows the completion of any story can feel just as daunting as what it did in its infant stages.
But, if we are invested in what we've done, then we shouldn't be afraid to experiment and try something new. Set another goal; gather your resources; set a metric for what success will look like once you're done - these steps will help the aspiring author get past those tough times after the book is finished.
And hopefully into the hands of an eager reader.
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