Often, we push ourselves to make the most of our time, to be as efficient as possible with our work and sometimes even our fun. I'm one of those who fall into the bucket of people who are critically terrible at purely relaxing and who always feel the underlying need to be productive. I feel guilty when I am not working on something. However, 2025 forced me to take a step back and realign my priorities. Keep reading to reflect with me on this past year and learn about what lies ahead.

Being an author can be a challenging undertaking that leaves you vulnerable if you are truly honest with your words. However, that shouldn’t stop you from writing. Throughout his years of publishing, Pablo Camacho has learned that looking back at his older books allows him to see how he has grown and matured. Read more to see what else he has to say about growth through writing and what tips he gives to new writers.

After a decade of writing and almost seven years of publishing, Pablo Camacho still finds things to improve on with every book he writes. However, he has learned to make the process fun. With every failure, he learns a new way to polish his craft. He encourages writers to embrace their failures and, instead of being discouraged by them, rejoice in the lessons they can learn from mistakes! It’s never too late to improve on yourself or a project you have been working on!