What type of book are you working on right now? 📚 Coloring book? Novel? Journal? Workbook? Something totally different? Cast Your VOTE! I’d love to see what everyone is working on right now.

We have another exciting book feature today @Adelina Rosa She is sharing her new coloring book, Find the Positive Words, with the world! If you need a little inspiration and relaxation, this is the perfect coloring book. It includes 30 easy coloring pages designed to help you unwind without feeling overwhelmed. It’s fun for both adults and teens and would make a thoughtful gift, too! 👉GO ORDER IT ON AMAZON TODAY Let’s support a fellow creator and author! 💗📚

A huge congratulations to @Baba Sam Shelley who just launched his brand-new book, Healing Isn’t Your Job! Baba Sam has been following the guidance, implementing the resources, and putting in the work, and his book has now reached #1 Bestseller status in all three of its categories: 🥇 #1 in Chronic Pain 🥇 #1 in Pain Management 🥇 #1 in New Age Mental & Spiritual Healing In the book, Baba Sam shares his powerful personal story of living with five incurable diagnoses before transforming his life by learning to let go of what he calls the “head trash.” Healing Isn’t Your Job explores how mental noise, chronic overthinking, and the constant pressure to “fix” yourself can keep your nervous system on high alert. It offers practical tools to release that pressure, quiet the mind, and reconnect with your body’s wisdom—without telling readers to ignore their doctors or change their medical care. Even better, the book is currently FREE on Amazon through 🗓️ September 1st! 👉 GO GET THE FREE EBOOK NOW Go download your copy, support a fellow independent author, and help Baba Sam celebrate this incredible launch! 🎉📚

Stephanie Kara is today’s Community Spotlight 🎉 @Stephanie Kara has been actively working on publishing, referring people into the community, and building her own Skool community, The Creative Cottage. She also reached out and made an awesome promo video to share with her audience, which was such a thoughtful and generous thing to do. Stephanie, thank you for showing up, taking action, and supporting others along the way. This is a great reminder that progress happens when you stay involved, keep building, and continue putting yourself out there. One step at a time adds up, and it’s always worth celebrating the people who are doing the work.