Franki B. Kidd

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This sounds amazing. I'm looking forward to reading it!

Thank you so much, Darlene! I've also started creating a series of Skillshare classes to go with the book so I hope people will both read and watch ;-).

That's great! Post a link and I will make sure to attend. I would appreciate if you enrolled in mine as well. It's a series that starts off here: <a class="url" href="http://skl.sh/28VlBon" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">http://skl.sh/28VlBon</a>. Thanks!

Sure, mine is a series as well and it starts here: <a class="url" href="http://skl.sh/28QUfTL" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">http://skl.sh/28QUfTL</a> :-). I've just enrolled in yours. I really look forward to your classes :-).

Hey Jennifer! I already started :-) The first chapters are done and I'll keep you posted. :-)

Nathalie – Your cover looks totally hot (pimpin’). I could easily imagine this book being a big success on Amazon. What is meant by Highly Sensitive??? I have a basic meaning, but my meaning may be something different.  My guess is (Shy or timid&gt;&gt;&gt;) Also, I love the term soul-based. (Does it mean grounded, creative – like a creativepreneur???) Let’s get started writing this book :) Franki (FBKwrites)

Hey Franki!

So glad to hear you like my cover :-). Highly-sensitive people (also called HSP) are a specific group who perceive the world differently from the rest.

For example, I have no noise filter. What you might perceive as a background sound to me feels very "close" and loud. Also, being among a group of people completely drains my energy and makes me very cranky.

I'm also an empath who feels other people's emotions. I can tell right away that something is wrong with a person and I always know when people tell lies. If my husband is physically sick, I show the same symptoms (which totally sucks by the way).

Highly-sensitive entrepreneurs feel like mainstream marketing misfits and struggle with lots of issues. I already wrote several articles about that. One on Huffington Post and one for psychentral.

My aim is to share my knowledge with all the highly-sensitive people out there so that they can change their approach and get their business out of the starting blocks without feeling overwhelmed :-).

I'm wondering whether I should write an entire book or rather break it up into sequels. I think I'll go for short sequels covering one topic each, which is more in line with the highly-sensitive way of doing things.

Do you happen to know how many words you need to write for a short book on Kindle...?

Oh and soul-based refers to entrepreneurs who are in it for the long-term, with a strong desire to help and be there for their clients.

As opposed to the people who want quick cash return on investment and crush it online no matter what.

xo, Nat

Hi Franki! So I'm thinking about writing a book for highly-sensitive entrepreneurs. A hands-on survival guide (or maybe even a series) with practical advice for highly-sensitive people for whom mainstream business advice doesn't work. Look, I've already designed a cover draft: <img class="zoomable rounded-image-wrapper" src="https://static.skillshare.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=80,width=1000,format=auto/uploads/project/302884c408ea452cf43ce82be4cc59b4/4b6af867" alt="Highly Sensitive &amp; Seriously Stuck - image 1 - student project" srcset="https://static.skillshare.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=80,width=600,format=auto/uploads/project/302884c408ea452cf43ce82be4cc59b4/4b6af867 600w, https://static.skillshare.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=80,width=1000,format=auto/uploads/project/302884c408ea452cf43ce82be4cc59b4/4b6af867 1000w" sizes="(max-width: 600px) 600px, 100vw" loading="lazy">
What do you think? :-)

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