The 5 Author Freakouts is a uniquely transformational book that turns struggling, frustrated, and sporadic writers into consistent, confident, and prolific authors. Julie showed me that I could do it with my books—after you read this book, you’ll know you can too!

Damian Boudreaux, Author of The Magic List and Keep It Simple Selling

As both an author and ghostwriter, I've freaked out more times than I can count. The 5 Author Freakouts is like a secret ninja weapon. I’m signing a deal for my next manuscript right now, and this book will be sitting right on my desk to help me maintain my blood pressure from first word to last.

Juju Hook, Author of Hot Flashes, Carpools, and Dirty Martinis

Speaking as an author who knows these 5 Freakouts as the old frenemies they are, I can vouch for every word—and not a one of them is fluff.

Is this the most flat-out entertaining book I’ve read in a while? Yep.

‘Fine, but will reading it actually make me a better writer?’ Hell, yeah. There’s gold in these pages.

John David Mann, New York Times best selling author of Steel Fear and co-author of The Go-Giver series

Mindset and success coaching for writers all wrapped up in a powerful little book that will make you feel like you’re not alone. Whether you write fiction or nonfiction,if it’s your first book or your fifth, taming your freakouts will allow you to finish your work and get into the right mental state to share it with the world!

Halle Eavelyn, transformational wealth coach and author of Red Goddess Rising and NutriGlamorous

Finally, someone’s put a name to the emotional roller coaster writers experience when writing and publishing a book. It’s comforting to know that the freakouts are predictable, and we can handle them once we are aware of them. If you’ve ever stared at your book and wondered What the heck am I doing?! This book is for you.

Terri Cole, Psychotherapist and author of Boundary Boss: The Essential Guide to Talk True, Be Seen, and (Finally) Live Free

Julie Anne effectively shows you where you’re likely to get derailed and then how to effectively find your way out of the mess. You’ll spin your wheels a lot less, because this book will not only give you direction, but inspiration that every writer goes through a similar sort of chaos. And that every writer should—and can—get out of that trap. Read it, and be ready.

Sean D’Souza, founder of Psychotactics.com and author of The Brain Audit