I wrote a book.

I didn’t write it to “have a product.” I wrote it because...

May 12, 2025

I wrote a book.

I’ve been hinting at it, dancing around it, showing you pieces here and there—but now I can finally say it out loud: I wrote a book.

It’s called No One Warned You About This Part, and I wrote it for the women who are doing life in survival mode, who carry everyone else, and who are still trying to figure out how to carry themselves.

I didn’t rush it. I didn’t write it to “have a product.” I wrote it because something needed to be said, and not in a thread, not in a tweet, but in pages.

If you’ve ever felt like your emotions were too much, like adulthood came too fast, like you’ve been soft and strong and scared all at once, this book is for you.

It’s layered with stories, real moments, quiet reflections, and chapters that don’t just name what you’ve been feeling, but walk you through what to do with it. I didn’t write this to sound smart. I wrote it because I needed a book like this, and maybe you do too.

Fun fact: I’ve had five different proofreaders go through the book manuscript. I didn’t just write and upload.

And no, it’s not because I’m a perfectionist. I just care. Deeply.

This is the first thing I’m putting out into the world under my name, and I want it to be good. Not mid. Not rushed. Not something people read and go, “hmm okay sha.”

I want it to hold people. I want it to feel clean, clear, and intentional.

And the feedback so far? Whew.

Here’s what one of my proofreaders said after going through the manuscript: