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Hi everyone!
I am honestly just trying to get some traction for my books. I've gotten a few good reviews but I am not seeing sales. I am hoping this site will help.
A little about me: I've been writing on and off for nearly two decades. I got into the proofreading side of things for a while and just recently started writing again and have been pulling out some older story bibles and updating them
I'm single, and I live in Michigan.
Thanks for reading.

Are You Ready to Take Back Control?
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by your thoughts, emotions, insecurities, or overthinking? Have your emotions ever controlled your reactions, your relationships, or the way you see yourself?
Mastering Self-Control: Taking Back Control of Your Thoughts and Emotions was written for anyone who is ready to break that cycle.
In this heartfelt and relatable book, Misha shares personal experiences and practical insights from her own journey of learning to understand her emotions, get to the root of her insecurities, and respond differently instead of simply reacting.
This isn’t about becoming emotionless. It’s about learning how to understand your emotions without allowing them to control you.
If you’re ready to:
✨ Understand your thoughts and emotions
✨ Stop letting overthinking take over
✨ Build greater emotional awareness
✨ Develop healthier responses
✨ Begin your own journey toward healing and self-control
Then this book may be the encouragement you’ve been looking for.
You don’t have to remain stuck in the same emotional patterns. You can start choosing how you respond, how you think, and how you move forward.
📖 Read Mastering Self-Control: Taking Back Control of Your Thoughts and Emotions and take the first step toward taking your power back.
Your healing journey starts with you.

This book gives those four shapes names — isolation, purpose drift, complexity overload, and legacy anxiety — and treats each one as what it actually is: not a character flaw, not evidence of ingratitude, not a problem too small to deserve real attention. A structural consequence of crossing a threshold most of the world will never cross, and one that has been solved, imperfectly but genuinely, by people who came before you