Thank you letter part 3

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 Thanking the Universe in advanced:

Thank you for guiding me to ways I can make money with my writing.

Thank you for my days at the coffee shop spent writing my books, comfortable and cozy

Thank you for my wonderful reviews from my fans

Thank you for my free time after writing and promoting is finished at the end of the day

Thank you for guiding me towards doing something I love to do 

Thank you, because my work doesn't feel like work 

Thank you for my writing buddies, who are also out here doing what they are passionate about for a living

Thank you for my computer, that has lasted me for many years without fail

Thank you to the baristas in my favorite coffee shop for serving me wonderful snacks from time to time

Thank you to Amazon for making it so easy to self-publish

Thank you to my editor who spent many nights looking over my manuscripts

Thank you to my illustrator for bringing my books to life

Thank you for my days spent writing and editing

Thank you for authors like J.K Rowling and Stephen King, who show people it is possible to make a lot of money writing and doing what you love


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