Howdy,

I recently discovered what a book hangover is.

I'm currently suffering from a book hangover from reading Erin Tyler's memoir, THE BAD ONE, about growing up a scapegoat.

To call this a book is a massive understatement. It's not just one of the best books I have ever read...it's one of the best pieces of content that I have ever consumed. Read my full-review of it here.

But if $30 dollars is too much to spend on a book right now, DON'T FRET!

I'm giving away two signed copies of my memoir!

And guess what?

It only takes 5 seconds to enter the giveaway here! Share the giveaway with a friend and you more than triple your chances of winning a copy!

You can read a review of my memoir here.

Lastly, if you're a writer or you aspire to be one, I want to help you however I can. When I first started, the best way I learned how to write (outside of reading a whole bunch) was by finding prompts that could remove the barrier of entry and the fear of the blank page.

So each week I'll be sharing with you a different writing prompt. Feel free to reply to this email if you want me to read your response to the prompt or if you have any suggestions for how I can help you write more.

(Write **SHARE** at the bottom of your reply if you're OK with me sharing your response in my next email.)

This week's prompt: Describe one of your happiest memories and what made it special.

That's all,

Nick