A short monologue in which the speaker reflects on writing a second book. The idea began as a brief phone note that grew into about 200 recipes; the author found the second book easier due to lessons learned from the first, particularly the value of organization, documentation, and a laid-out marketing plan supported by a team.
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It started as just this like little note on my phone that was like, absolutely, this is not a book but like the seed of the idea. But it might be someday. Yeah. And then, you know, fast forward that note is like 200 recipes long. I was like, I think it's time to write another book. But I just realized like it was so much easier the second time around because I had learned so much with my first book. I and I will say if you are an organized type a person that is really going to help you write a book because the amount of documentation that I did and consistency to help me along the way really pay dividends when it came time to bust out and execute, especially the marketing plan because at that point I had a team that was helping me get things out on social and stick to a schedule. And so having all of that laid out was incredibly impactful.