“What’s happened to you is rare,” my friend Mark told me in a conversation that persuaded me to quit my job and write full-time.
“Nobody saw it coming. I know you and I didn’t see it coming.”
That was it. The day I decided to become a writer.
After that conversation, I gave my notice, found a nice corner in our house for a desk, and started writing. The rest, as they say, is history.
In three years, I published four books, built a seven-figure business, and hired a team to work for me. More importantly than all of that, though, I found my calling.
I discovered a deep satisfaction in the work I did and the people whose lives my work touched.
And that, as Mark said, is rare. But it doesn’t have to be.
Looking back years later, I realized none of it would have happened if it weren’t for my commitment to writing.
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