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Steven Hamburg

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Born

Louisville, KY, The United States

Website

https://introspection-novel.com/

Genre

Science Fiction

Member Since

September 2018

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I was inspired to write a sci-fi novel when I watched the movie Back to the Future as a kid in 1985. I identified with the new and improved George McFly, who ended up being a successful sci-fi author. Just two years after seeing this movie, while I was a freshman in college, I came up with the primary concept of Introspection: Transformation.

After graduating from college, I landed my first job, got married, helped raise my three amazing children, transitioned careers for the fifth time - this time into the field of cyber security - and then started and eventually sold two cyber security consulting companies.

I am extremely thankful for the successes I have been able to achieve, and I am now, more than ever, motivated to help others. This is ...more

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Steven Hamburg When I encountered writer's block, regardless of whether it was early or late in the given writing session, I ceased writing, called it a day, and did…moreWhen I encountered writer's block, regardless of whether it was early or late in the given writing session, I ceased writing, called it a day, and did not think about writing until the following writing session. I learned that the worst thing I personally could do was to try to use brute force to overcome writer's block I experienced at a particular time.(less)

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