#795 Publishing My Second Kindle Book
In this episode, Nanbaruwan, a full-time homemaker, celebrates the release of her second Kindle book by diving deep into the behind-the-scenes process. From leveraging AI for an efficient writing workflow to the passion poured into a project dedicated to her 'oshi' (favorite), she shares a realistic look at her journey.
Lessons learned from working with AI.
While writing the Kindle book, I used AI to assist with transcription and design concepts. However, I found that relying on it too much actually ended up taking more time in some cases. I share my realization that, in the end, doing your own research and trial and error is essential. I also touch on finding the right personal balance for effectively utilizing AI tools.
A book filled with love for my 'oshi'.
This Kindle book, 'Watashi no Oshi Noka', is the culmination of three years of supporting my favorites. I poured all my passion into writing about 21 creators and farmers. I handled every detail of the design myself, and the joy of turning memories with my 'oshi' into a physical form is truly special. I talk about the sense of accomplishment I felt through the process of creating something with my own hands.
Real stories about the physical changes behind the scenes.
I also share a story about realizing a physical change while immersed in computer work, which sent me rushing to the optician. The road to publication was far from smooth, but it was an essential process for 'living life my own way.' A particular incident during the project deepened the meaning behind this book. Please listen to the full episode for all the details.
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