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What I Learned through My Three-Year Journey from Beginner to Published Author

Bryan Quoc Le, PhD
8 min readMay 31, 2020

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I never expected to be a published author at this age.

My goal list had me slated to achieve ‘Write a Book’ in five to ten years. I didn’t think I’d be ready to write a book at this time. That had a lot to do with all the projects I had on my plate — plus, I hadn’t yet officially started my official ‘career’ yet, as I was still working on finishing my doctorate.

So basically, I had planned to write a book only after I had some years of life and career experience under my belt.

But eight months ago, a publisher reached out to me to see if I’d be interested in writing a book related to my field of study, food science.

I jumped on the opportunity.

Today, my book is set to be published in July and I’m excited to finally see all of my hard work in print.

It’s a different (amazing!) place from where I thought I’d be now.

Now, I want to share with you what it took to get to this point and some of the lessons, insights, and strategies I’ve learned along the way.

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Keep a Goal List

Like I mentioned before, I have a goal list (with ‘Write a Book’ originally planned for years into the future).

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Bryan Quoc Le, PhD
Bryan Quoc Le, PhD

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