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Hey everybody, welcome to the writing room, and I'm with my friend Kim.

How are you today, Kimberly?

Oh, good. The sun is shining here in Iowa, Bob. That's a good day for me.

Yes, and we're having a bitter winter day in

San Diego year. I think it's going to dip down to 72. I mean, I try to like you, but when you say

things like that, Bob, imperious to my Midwestern heart. What will warm your heart, no matter

where you are, is our guest today.

He's just a good buddy.

Gosh, if I had six or eight people around my bed on my last day here, Brian would be one of them.

Brian Norman is a, we're going to let him introduce himself a little bit, but I can brag on him

in saying that he's the guy behind the curtain. If you enjoyed any book I've ever written,

it would be Brian's fingerprints on all of them. He makes my average words better. That's why we

want you to introduce as you're thinking about writing,

as you're actually doing the writing, but Brian plays so many different roles. I just am so

delighted to have you meet him over the podcast. So Brian, hi, welcome. Hi, welcome. Hi. Thanks so much

for having me. I'm so excited,

number one, to be in this conversation, but also thinking about all your listeners who are

training about writing a book and assess up writing and giving everything I can. I'm going to leave

it all in the field for them and for us to know what it takes to write a book, to, you know, to know what it takes to write a book that's worth

reading. And I know that I have something offered that will help with people who are with

me. Oh, you do, brother. Tell us a little bit about your adventure in writing, you know,

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