In my senior yearbook, I was voted the shyest girl in school.At the time, it felt true. Growing up poor taught me to stay quiet, stay in the background, and never draw too much attention to myself. What started as a way to survive eventually became a habit. Then a personality. Then a life.In this episode of Cowboy Logic, I'm sharing the story of how writing books helped me find my voice, why success didn't magically erase self-doubt, and the quiet realization that finally changed the way I see myself.This episode is for anyone who has ever felt invisible, questioned their worth, or spent years shrinking themselves to make other people comfortable.Because making yourself small might keep you safe.But it can also keep you from becoming who you were meant to be.If you enjoy heartfelt storytelling, reflections on resilience, self-worth, second chances, and finding the courage to take up space in your own life, pull up a chair and ride along. I'm also the author of emotional romantic suspense novels set in small-town Montana, where healing, hope, and second chances matter.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/anndunbarauthor⁠

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