So, I watched
@KelsNotChels vlog about How to Google Yourself Like A Champion and she said... well, see for yourself:
1. I need to get
a cool mic so I can start doing voiceover blogs because, well, there’s just so
much time in the day that’s free;
AND…
2. I have been
Googling myself all wrong. (When you say it a second time, it's starting to get creepy… but let's just go
with it!)
And so I Googled
in the correct manner and guess what I found.
Here’s a hint:
When I saw my book
was on GoodReads, I FREAKED OUT.
No. Not like that.
Not quite… give me a little more.
Yes! That’s it!
I'm not even joking! Tears were
running down my face, making a puddle on my desk. I called my mom, woke her up and then proceeded to ramble and almost hyperventilate until she had to stop me
and make me start over. I was a joyous wreck.
Now, I should preface it with this: When I signed my agent contract, I did not freak out. When I signed my publishing contract, I did not freak out. So what made this
time more insane than the actual legal documents that committed me to the
publishing path? Because those were surreal moments. Moments I had dreamed of
for years but was always afraid would never happen. They were moments that meant my dream could be possible. Seeing my name on
GoodReads meant the possible was happening and it’s happening now.
So what’s my
point? Look for the progress of your journey not just in the milestones you
achieve, but also in the moments that take your breath away (and make us ugly
cry just a little bit). Maybe you haven’t found your forever agent. But have
you found a community of writers that gets your work, supports your goal and
(hopefully) likes you? That’s part of the battle my friend. Because it’s those
little moments that keep us focused on the big ones.
So BE FEARLESS
when you Google yourself. You never know what surprise is in store for you!
I'm going to google myself right away!! Thanks for posting the video!
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