When we didn’t have toys in the refugee camp, we made our own.

When we didn’t have toys in the refugee camp, we made our own.

Trash bags turned into kites. Stuff them together and soccer balls appeared.

It wasn’t ideal, but it taught me that creativity is the cure for limitations.

As an author, you might feel constrained by time, resources, or knowledge.

But often, it’s within those constraints that your most creative marketing strategies emerge.

Don’t wait for perfect conditions—use what you have right now to move forward.

Here’s a quick hack: Take something you already have—like an old blog post or a talk you gave—and repurpose it into fresh content.

Constraints are opportunities in disguise.

Creativity is the fuel that turns obstacles into opportunities.

Here's my little sister and I with dusty feet running around our tent making the most out of childhood.