What I am liking about both of your emails about the book "stuff" is that neither of you is loosing track of what I think is most essential about writing and then publishing a book: what is the work in the world the book can do? In 2003, I was diagnosed with cancer on the day of my multi-city book tour and I was only able to keep one stop, The Diane Rehm show in DC. I consoled myself with the fact that though the book had sailed without me, it could still do its work in the world. Twenty-three years later, it still is. Although you are both trying to give human interest angles to your book launches, you are still clearly showing the work the books can and will do...if we read them. I have started Priya's and have ordered yours. Congratulation!
As you can see, I ordered both books. As an author myself I agree that you were right to have separate launch days. Keen. (prof name, Kathleen Stassen Berger)
In the middle of it all, your kids ground you as you and Priya do so beautifully for them. I wish you all the best and am so happy to read about your glorious family adventure. Many blessings and continued joy and success.💜
OMG, don't apologize! The only reason I am not reading all of your posts is because I have too much going on. I am loving being invited into your and Priya's processes and doings. I feel included and welcomed, not spammed. I wish my "library budget" was adding to my personal library rather then getting books from the library, but at this point, that's how I will be reading your and Priya's books. Anyway, consider this a vote for your work, and a thank you!
Your books are important, and I plan to read them all. In the meantime, I would urge you to invite writer Stephen Witt to your podcast. His incisive viewpoints on AI regulation are worthy of being shared.
Watching your & Priya podcast today. So illuminating. I am a fierce Healthy Heat practitioner. I purchased the book while listening to the podcast.I openly engage in conflict if it can help my 55 year marriage as well as in my business. Unfortunately my husband does not. So I am urging him to read the book. It is so perhaps he can feel better about our fighting and understand that I will not eat him alive while we argue.
What I am liking about both of your emails about the book "stuff" is that neither of you is loosing track of what I think is most essential about writing and then publishing a book: what is the work in the world the book can do? In 2003, I was diagnosed with cancer on the day of my multi-city book tour and I was only able to keep one stop, The Diane Rehm show in DC. I consoled myself with the fact that though the book had sailed without me, it could still do its work in the world. Twenty-three years later, it still is. Although you are both trying to give human interest angles to your book launches, you are still clearly showing the work the books can and will do...if we read them. I have started Priya's and have ordered yours. Congratulation!
I love that so much, Kaethe!
Enjoy it all...you both are birthing gifts to our world. Thank you.
As you can see, I ordered both books. As an author myself I agree that you were right to have separate launch days. Keen. (prof name, Kathleen Stassen Berger)
I'd love to see a video of you getting a haircut with your kids in tow. You need not show their faces,, but please include the audio....
In the middle of it all, your kids ground you as you and Priya do so beautifully for them. I wish you all the best and am so happy to read about your glorious family adventure. Many blessings and continued joy and success.💜
OMG, don't apologize! The only reason I am not reading all of your posts is because I have too much going on. I am loving being invited into your and Priya's processes and doings. I feel included and welcomed, not spammed. I wish my "library budget" was adding to my personal library rather then getting books from the library, but at this point, that's how I will be reading your and Priya's books. Anyway, consider this a vote for your work, and a thank you!
Your books are important, and I plan to read them all. In the meantime, I would urge you to invite writer Stephen Witt to your podcast. His incisive viewpoints on AI regulation are worthy of being shared.
Priya, thank you for the idea of going back to my childhood to rediscover the joy of playing! I am waaaayyyy to serious!
Watching your & Priya podcast today. So illuminating. I am a fierce Healthy Heat practitioner. I purchased the book while listening to the podcast.I openly engage in conflict if it can help my 55 year marriage as well as in my business. Unfortunately my husband does not. So I am urging him to read the book. It is so perhaps he can feel better about our fighting and understand that I will not eat him alive while we argue.