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Self-Publishing Exposed 101

  The Creative Freedom I Gained — and the Wins I Never Expected I still remember the moment I decided to self-publish. I was staring at my manuscript on my laptop, wondering whether to send it to traditional publishers—or just go for it myself. The idea of handing over my story to someone else felt risky… but the idea of keeping it all? That felt electrifying. Self-publishing didn’t just give me a platform. It gave me creative freedom —and some of the most surprising wins I never saw coming. Why Creative Control Was Everything Keeping My Vision Intact When I chose to self-publish, I made a promise to myself: this story will be mine . I picked my own cover designer, shared my vision with them, and watched them bring it to life in a way no one else could. I decided the tone, the color palette, the typography… everything. That level of control is hard to come by with traditional publishing. With a self-published book, I didn’t have to compromise on my voice. My editor didn’t pu...

Why do short men love more?” or “How can height impact relationships?”)

  Short Men Love More: Why Real Love Isn’t About Height — It’s About Heart Discover Clinton Greene’s powerful new book Short Men Love More — a transformative journey that challenges height stereotypes and redefines love through authenticity, confidence, and heart. Introduction When we talk about love, the world often focuses on the superficial — looks, status, and yes, even height. But Clinton Greene’s groundbreaking new book, Short Men Love More: Why Real Love Isn’t About Height — It’s About Heart , flips this narrative on its head. This book doesn’t just tell a story; it starts a movement. It’s a heartfelt exploration of self-worth, emotional connection, and the deeper truths behind what makes love last. For every man who has ever felt underestimated — and every woman who’s ever questioned what truly matters in a partner — this book delivers an inspiring answer: real love measures the heart, not the inches. The Story Behind the Message Clinton Greene’s inspiration for Short Me...