Breakthrough: Conquering Your Creative Demons and Achieving Success
About this ebook
Breakthrough: Conquering Your Creative Demons and Achieving Success is the must-read guide for every writer struggling with imposter syndrome, writer's block, and creative self-doubt. Written by experienced crime novelist Dharma Kelleher, this powerful book will help you confront your fears and insecurities, and put you on the path to a more fulfilling and successful writing career.
In Breakthrough, Dharma shares her own personal journey of overcoming substance abuse, PTSD, and the self-doubt that often plagues writers. Drawing on her years as a practicing Buddhist, she provides deep insights and practical steps to help you build a strong mindset, increase your confidence, and push through your limits.
Focusing on mindset, not craft, this book will equip you with the tools you need to write with greater ease, joy, and success. Whether you're struggling to get started, feeling overwhelmed by the creative process, or simply seeking a more positive and fulfilling writing journey, Breakthrough has the answers you've been looking for.
You deserve to love your work, to be proud of your creations, and to enjoy the journey every step of the way. Get ready to breakthrough and become the writer you've always wanted to be!
So why wait? Buy your copy of Breakthrough today and start your journey towards emotional and financial success as a writer.
About the author
Dharma Kelleher writes gritty crime thrillers about queer women who kick ass, including the Jinx Ballou Bounty Hunter series and the Shea Stevens Outlaw Biker series.
Dharma is one of the only openly transgender authors in the crime fiction genre. Her action-driven thrillers explore the complexities of social and criminal justice in a world where the legal system favors the privileged.
She is a member of Sisters in Crime, Mystery Writers of America, and the Alliance of Independent Authors. She lives in Arizona with her wife and a black cat named Mouse.
Learn more about Dharma and her work at https://dharmakelleher.com.
Brad Shreve was thrilled when he discovered LGBTQ mysteries are a thing, and the list of authors who inspired him to write in the subgenre are too numerous to mention. He published his first novel in 2019. He is also the host of Queer Writers of Crime, a weekly podcast featuring interviews with LGBTQ authors of mystery, suspense, and thriller fiction.
