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It's me. Well, it's also you, and, you know, everyone. But this time it's me—because I'm so imperfect that I didn't have the courage to ask any of the people I spoke with today if they would be willing to be the Imperfect Human of the Week.


So yeah, super-imperfect. Hyper, even.


And also, super-effing-awesome because I'm going to create a nexus of many Venn circles here: social media, learning, fearlessness, and ideas. In the middle, where they all overlap? Brave and imperfect me.


After years of being the judgy bitch in the shadows, I'm now posting on socials. Probably badly. Also chugging podcasts and webinars on marketing for authors, and learning learning learning (and loving it, and offering clients overwhelming lists of ideas). Also—pause for dramatic effect—I SUBMITTED MY FIRST PIECE OF WRITING FOR PUBLICATION TODAY. (Like, first not as part of a job or anything.) Can I get a hundred thousand high-fives?



Knowing that I'm accountable to my co-writing pals, my clients, and you, my three (hundred thousand) readers, I'm gettin' 'er done. (Such an imperfect expression.) Thank you.

 
 
 

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