Eating. These. Up. The Fruit and The Good Mom Trap: Two very different books. One shared purpose: telling the truth without softening the edges. This is what it looks like when authors stop performing and start saying what matters.❤️🪓📖👏

When I told my mom that the two of us were going to start writing devotionals based on all we had been through in our walk with Jesus, she was excited but skeptical. She had written a book before, paid a big name hybrid publisher to get it out, and had gotten royalty checks for literally pennies. I had written statistics books with co-authors and made six-figures. I knew we could. I knew what was different about the two processes and was determined to make our dreams reality. And since mom was a

Who told you that you needed a publisher in New York to validate what God already anointed? Who implied that your voice wasn’t “ready” yet? You are already leading rooms. Already signing contracts. Already stewarding revenue that changes families. But when it comes to your book… you stall. You call it “not the right time.” You call it “I’m too busy.” You call it “maybe next year.” Let’s call it what it is. You are waiting for someone else to commission what Heaven already crowned. You do not nee

Wiley's Streamlined Journal Submission Process with Neil Humphrey