What was one of the most challenging things about finishing the book?
Finding time. The one biggest excuse is "Oh, I don't have time," or "I'm busy." I started this book when I was working full time. I started to write and edit on my phone during my morning commute, in my iPhone notes! I would keep a notebook by my bed. On Saturdays I would wake up as if I were going to work and just write the whole day. It got to a point where I can literally recite the whole book. And it's so fun because it's nonfiction. It's stuff that is real and you're reliving these moments - the good, bad, and the ugly. When I re-read it now... my boyfriend makes fun of me because I laugh at my own writing. It's full of my humor!
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