Flashback to the summer of 2005, and I’d clocked out to another frustrating day at work. I was a sorter operator at a banking firm making $30,000 a year, and I was deep in debt with no end in sight. I’d said to myself numerous times that there had to be more to life than what I was currently doing, and I’d reached a breaking point. My wife and I were at odds quite a bit because of money problems, and I’d thought about throwing in the towel. However, I decided to get on my knees and pray for direction, and God had showed me the path to take by downloading in my spirit the tools to write a book about the decline of Little League baseball in inner-city Chicago. I didn’t have the slightest clue on how to write a book, but the Lord gave me the spark to learn everything I could about becoming a self-published author.
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A seed was planted after I wrote that first book―a short book of about fifty pages―and I’ve gone on to springboard a side-career of writing fiction afterward. I found my niche and honed my skills to the best of my ability, and I’m looking forward to publishing many more novels and short stories in the near future.
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