God Called You Write the Book

I had ideas everywhere—spiral notebooks, random documents on my computer, notes in my phone, napkin writings, and random sticky notes. I started writing on a document with no clear plan and could only write a few complete paragraphs at most. 

Every time I sat down to write, I felt overwhelmed.

• Where do I start?
• What should I include?
• What if nobody reads it?
• Was I even qualified to write a book?

Instead of making progress, I spent more time thinking about writing than actually writing.

Then one day, I made a decision.

I stopped waiting until I felt ready.

Instead, I created a simple writing plan that fit my real life. 

As someone balancing work, ministry, responsibilities, and everyday life, I didn’t need a complicated writing system.

I needed a plan I could actually stick to.

That one decision changed EVERYTHING. 

In less than a year, I wrote, edited, and self-published my first book, Untarnished: Reclaiming My Self-Worth Through God’s Untainted Love.

More importantly, I discovered that writing a book doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.

Rather, I found the writing process enjoyable.

When you have a clear plan, a practical simple outline, and consistent encouragement, writing becomes much more manageable.

Now I help other Christian women do the same.