369 Days of Luck, Blessings and Love
On April 14, 2025 at 1:29 p.m., I sat down on my bed in my workout clothes, opened my laptop, and wrote this book. By 3:34 p.m. it was done.
Not because I had a business plan. Not because I had a mentor, a morning routine, or a designated writing desk. Because I was in a class that weekend and someone put 17 traits of an entrepreneur on a screen and I had thoughts.
A lot of thoughts.
What is Permission to Fly?
This book is my response to the traditional entrepreneurship playbook. The one that tells you that you're motivated by fear, that you thrive on uncertainty, that discipline means dedicating every waking hour to your craft. I took each of those 17 traits and told the truth about them, the way a 45-year-old woman who was technically unemployed, sitting in bed at 1:50 in the afternoon, would tell it. Aka the only way I could.
Is it the most polished business book you'll ever read? No. Is it the most honest one? Quite possibly.
Who this is for:
For the creative who suspects they're building something real but doesn't know what to call it yet. For the woman who has big ideas and a messy desk and zero interest in hustle culture. For anyone who has picked up a business book and felt like it was written for someone else entirely.
What you'll find inside:
Not a formula. Not a framework. Not another productivity system designed for someone who wakes up at 5am and has their life together. What you'll find is a permission slip — to work the way that actually works for you, to start before you feel ready, to write the book from the bed if that's where the words come out best. Because no one cares how you wrote it. They just care that you did.
This isn't Think and Grow Rich. It's better. It's real.
Available on Kindle only.
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Give yourself permission to fly. The sky is yours.
You are better than enough.
ps I love you in case no one told you today.