Book lovers

Book lovers

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IHello, I wanted to take a moment to share an important secret about books: they truly have the power to help us in many ways. Whether it's through gaining knowledge, escaping into different worlds, or even finding solace during tough times, books can significantly enrich our lives. They can spark our imagination, deepen our understanding of various subjects, and offer valuable perspectives that shape our thoughts and feelings. So, next time you pick up a book, remember that you’re not just reading; you’re embarking on a journey that has the potential to transform your life.

A dream come true.
Woman standing on a small stage at a book signing event in a bookstore, with a table displaying copies of a book titled "Born Again in America" by Mory Carballo, and a gift bag with pink ribbon on the floor nearby.
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Book Signing
Promotional sign for the book "Born Again in America" by Mory Carballo, featuring a cover with an American flag and sunset, with balloons at the base and a lobby in the background.
Mi amor. My Love.
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An older man wearing glasses, a baseball cap, and a plaid shirt is reading a book titled 'Born Again in America' at a table. A woman next to him, also wearing glasses, looks on with a serious expression. There are white shopping bags and a drink with
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A woman with long wavy hair, wearing a beige dress, standing next to a red promotional sign for a book signing event. The sign advertises a book signing with Mary Caraballo for her book "Born Again in America," scheduled from 3 to 5 PM, at Art Ovation Hotel.

Book Signing 

Saturday, August 5 · 3 - 4:30pm EDT

Art Ovation Hotel, Autograph Collection 1255 North Palm Avenue Sarasota, FL 34236

Title: Achieving Success as an Independent Author


Introduction:

  • My biggest challenge: Believing in my ability to write and publish a book independently.

  • However, I excel at celebrating each step of the journey and approaching everything with purpose.

  • I embrace both success and mistakes, using them as opportunities for growth.


1. Celebrating every step:

  • I understand the importance of acknowledging and appreciating progress.

  • By celebrating the smaller victories, I can stay motivated and focused.

  • I ensure that every action I take is deliberate and aligns with my goals.

  • I believe in the power of visualization and positive thinking.

  • Before receiving external validation, I internalize the feeling of accomplishment.

  • This helps me stay confident and resilient, even in the face of criticism or rejection.

  • I understand the value of documenting my journey.

  • Taking pictures allows me to cherish and revisit the moments of success and joy.

  • Additionally, I learn from my mistakes by analyzing them, adjusting my approach, and growing as a writer.

  • Ultimately, I learn from my mistakes, using them as stepping stones toward achieving my dream as an author.