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Hey, it's Ryan. Welcome to another episode of the Daily Dad podcast. So I'm in the middle now of,

not in the middle, because I'm in the middle of the

end. I am in what's usually the craziest phase of finishing a book. So it's been into the

publisher once. They sent back some notes. I'm having to integrate those notes. I'm trying to

tie up the loose ends. I've got a bunch of notes for myself that things I wanted to

adjust, things that have occurred to me, you know, things that have been nagging me. I've printed

out the book a couple of times and gone through it. And so I'm in this sort of scramble. And

the deadline is there. It's looming. And this happens on books. You know, it's a sort of meandering, go at your own pace process until suddenly it's not.

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