Goodreads asked Souha Ezzedeen:

What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

Souha Ezzedeen The moment I committed to writing my book and began to actively work on it, whenever I would mention working on my book, people started telling me they wanted to write. It was very interesting. Almost everyone I spoke with had ideas for books, but they just weren’t sure whether they could write a book—whether they had it in them or had the time. They also wondered whether anyone would care about their message or wisdom, or the story they wanted to share. I sure felt the same way at times! But I could also see in my own experiences as a trainer and dog owner that there was such a strong need for the help I wished to provide. To hold back on publishing my book felt like a disservice to humanity. Steven Pressfield’s "The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles" is a book I often flipped through for reminders to keep going, and it is one I would recommend to any aspiring writer.

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