I'm glad I was able to publish on Kindle!
Good morning!
Did you enjoy Christmas?
Since it's a weekday at the end of the year, I imagine many of you were too busy to relax.
Thank you for your hard work. Please take good care of your health.
Well, yesterday was the release date of my Kindle book, 'Light of Hope: You Can Shine More by Living Without Pushing Yourself'.
First of all, I'm relieved that it was published successfully.
Many people are already reading it, and I am truly grateful.
Junko3, who gave me the opportunity to publish on Kindle and supported me warmly until the end, wrote an article about it!
She calls it the 'best Christmas present,' and it is a treasure to me as well!
It's full of love, so if you haven't read it yet, please do!
She will be restarting her 'Kindle Publishing Club' membership from January 2025, so if you are interested, please check it out!
Thank you for resting. Thank you for being alive today. It's okay to do nothing. It's okay if you can't do anything. So please, I want you to feel at ease. Let's start with a deep breath.
It took courage to decide to rest. You might be regretting that you rested.
But you haven't done anything wrong. I want you to hug yourself with all your might and praise yourself.
The text above is a part of Chapter 3, Section 3, 'Resting Isn't Easy Either'.
Hearing that Junko3 was moved to tears made me feel that I was really glad I wrote it.
I believe that not only those who are currently going through a hard time, but also those who have overcome difficulties will surely be able to empathize with it.
Also, my friend on Note, Michiko-san, sent me her thoughts!
I had no idea such things had happened to HARUKI...!
I think it is a great achievement that you were able to turn a difficult period into hope.
Also, I am grateful to have been able to see that process through Note!
The light of hope became a wonderful Christmas present.
Thank you so much for always reading my notes, supporting me, and watching over me!
I've included not only what I've written on note so far, but also things I couldn't write about in my Kindle book, so I really want all my readers to check it out.
Finally, I'd like to share a message from a friend who taught me the wonderfulness of note.
I tend to arbitrarily define my own limits and the ceiling for what I want to do, only working hard up to that point, but seeing your daily posts and your publishing journey, Haruki, I realized that your effort and intellectual curiosity are truly limitless, and you're really maximizing your potential.
Also, simply put, I thought your writing was easy to read!
I was surprised at how smoothly I could read it, and I felt that you not only have a talent for writing, but you also put real effort into revising it!
I thought you might be nervous waiting for reactions after publishing, so here are my thoughts in a hurry. You've written a truly good work, so please rest easy!
I hope this book reaches the people you want it to reach~☆
Can you feel this kindness?
Once again, I felt so happy to have such a wonderful friend.
"I want to challenge myself with something, but I can't take that first step."
"I'm not good with text, and I'm worried if I can finish reading it."
I would like to recommend it to such people as well.
You don't have to force yourself to read the whole thing, so please relax and read it at your own pace.
I intended to deliver "Light of Hope" as a Christmas present, but I ended up receiving so much happiness myself.
I had some anxiety about whether I could do it, but I'm glad I was able to publish on Kindle!
You can download it from here, so I would be happy if you could read it!
I'm also waiting for your ratings and reviews on Amazon, as well as your thoughts on note and other social media!
If you post with #LightOfHope, I'll find it right away!
Thank you for reading until the end.
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