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I was at an event a few years ago and somebody on stage said, everybody needs to write a book. At that time, I was in a place where my response was, “Ridiculous. Absolutely not. I do not need a book.” And now years later I think, you know what? Maybe I do want to write a book. I actually do have a lot to say and I think most people have a lot to say, but they have a hard time wrapping their head around whether or not they should actually write a book. And so, that's why I wanted to chat with Sarah Fox, writer, Book Coach and CEO of The Bookish Fox, an editorial agency. What you have to say matters Sarah knows that many people don’t believe they can write a book. Whether they have PhDs or didn’t complete their high school educations, everyone has that feeling of, “Who me?” It's the classic imposter syndrome where people think, “why is my book any different? It’s already been done. I'm not qualified for this. What do I have to say that will contribute?” And while things might have been said before, different