So the secret book is lining the window.

I remember W.H. Smith in London at Heathrow, how many bookstores they had.

Everyone that I walked past, you know, the secret was like lined up.

And I would just get so choked up that it was doing so well and hadn't even been

written. And I didn't think I was going to be the writer. I just knew there'd be a book.

Did you pass, I was so choked up. It was doing so well. And it hadn't even written. It's so

genius.

I remember Simon and Shilster saying to me, what category is this book?

Spirituality, religion, we're thinking is in that category.

I say to them, you've got to be kidding me.

This book is for everybody.

It's not in a category.

Why do you want to limit it? Yeah. Because they have to put it on a shelf.

I know, but I just didn't want it limited. I said, this is going to be in the front window of every book.

Oh my God. I know. You were a marketing person's neighbor. I was. I was.

Beautiful listeners.

Today is a celebration day.

For starters, the audiobook for beautiful writers, a journey of big dreams and messy manuscripts with tricks of the trade from best-selling authors just dropped.

I could think of no one better to celebrate with than Rhonda Byrne.

Rhonda is the creator of The Secret, the film that was an overnight sensation in 2006,

going instantly global on the internet, something that had never happened before.

The movie became a book published in 50 languages, making it one of the longest-running

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