Tell us about yourself and how many books you have written.
I’m Kylie A. Edwards — writer, soul guide, and joyful believer in the quiet magic we all carry inside.
The Gift of Self-Doubt: Fear Less! Trust More! Live Fully! is my debut book, born from a lifetime of navigating both fierce challenges and fierce hope.
Drawing on my personal journey, along with years of studying human behavior and emotional healing, I invite readers to see self-doubt not as something to overcome — but as a sacred invitation to rediscover their true strength and inner wisdom.
This is just the beginning. My mission is to create soulful, heart-centered works that remind us we don’t have to be perfect to live fully — we only need to be courageously ourselves.
When I’m not writing, you’ll find me barefoot on the beach, laughing with friends, and gently cheering for every soul learning to trust their own light.
What is the name of your latest book and what inspired it?
My latest book is called The Gift of Self-Doubt: Fear Less! Trust More! Live Fully!
It was born from a sacred belief: that doubts aren’t barriers to overcome, but doorways into our truest strength and wisdom.
Through my own experiences — and through witnessing the journeys of many beautiful souls — I realized that doubt often appears right before our greatest breakthroughs.
The Gift of Self-Doubt is an invitation to walk through those doorways — and meet the strength, beauty, and wisdom already waiting within you.
Do you have any unusual writing habits?
I’ve learned that my best writing happens when I stop trying to control it.
Sometimes an idea floats in mid-sentence like a mischievous little spark, and I find myself laughing as I scribble to catch it.
Writing, for me, is less about discipline and more about dancing with the soul — trusting that when I show up with an open heart, the words will too.
And occasionally, I swear the wind delivers whole paragraphs — and that too makes me laugh out loud.
What authors, or books have influenced you?
It’s hard to name just one — my influences have come from all directions.
The early pioneers of the self-help movement in the ’80s played a huge part in my healing. They showed me that all roads lead to Rome — that there is never just one way to grow, love, or return to yourself.
Since then, I’ve drawn inspiration from everywhere: books on human behavior, psychology, genetics, quantum physics, channeled wisdom, and anything that stretches the limits of the known.
The more something pushed the edges of my understanding, the more it fascinated me.
I’m deeply moved by those who dare to say: “There’s more here… let’s explore it.”
That’s the energy I try to bring into my own work — a mix of grounded insight and soulful curiosity.
What are you working on now?
Right now, I’m following the thread of expansion — and it’s leading to some beautiful places.
Alongside creating a series of soul-guided workbooks to accompany The Gift of Self-Doubt, I’m exploring new ways to connect with readers beyond the page.
Some of those paths involve ritual, symbolism, and tools for everyday reflection. Others are more unexpected — blending technology, intuition, and conscious conversation in ways that feel a little bit wild and a whole lot exciting.
It’s early days, but the ideas arriving now feel deeply aligned with the next evolution of my work — more playful, more embodied, and still rooted in the same devotion to truth, courage, and inner magic.
What is your best method or website when it comes to promoting your books?
I’m still early in my promotional journey, so I’m exploring what truly resonates — not just with algorithms, but with humans.
So far, I’ve loved working with a few curated promo sites that support soulful indie authors, and I’m starting to experiment with reader-focused platforms and communities that align with my message.
What matters most to me is sharing my work in ways that feel authentic — where it’s not about shouting louder, but about creating real ripples of connection.
I’m sure I’ll discover more along the way, but for now, I’m trusting the energy to guide the strategy.
Do you have any advice for new authors?
If you feel the call to write a book, trust it — even if doubt shows up.
Doubt doesn’t mean you’re not ready. It’s often just the dream stretching its wings inside you.
Stop waiting for the “perfect time” — it’s a myth.
You’ll never feel fully ready, and you don’t have to.
Sit your beautiful self down, open your heart, and let the words find you.
Doubt might try to crash the party — let it. Just don’t hand it the pen.
The dream is bigger than the fear.
Write anyway.
The path reveals itself as you walk it.
(And if you listen closely… your future readers are already cheering for you.)
What is the best advice you have ever heard?
After 55 years of living, I’ve heard a lot of advice — some helpful, some forgettable.
But the one that keeps whispering through my life is this:
You don’t get to control the world… but you do get to choose how you respond to it.
We can’t control what others do.
We can’t always change what life throws at us.
But we can choose to meet it all with love.
With compassion.
With courage.
With kindness.
And most importantly — with self-trust.
That’s where our real power lives.
Not in control…
but in response.
And that choice?
It’s sacred.
(And sometimes, the most powerful response is simply not reacting at all.)
What are you reading now?
I’m (impatiently!) waiting for my copy of The Quantum Revelation: Awakening to the Dreamlike Nature of Reality by Paul Levy.
From everything I’ve seen so far, it’s exactly the kind of mind-bending, soul-expanding read I love — the kind that blends science with spirit and invites us to see reality through a more awakened lens.
I can already feel every cell in my body getting excited about the potential of new realities.
I’m a bit nerdy like that — and I love it.
What’s next for you as a writer?
Honestly, I feel like I’ve opened a beautiful can of worms — and there’s no putting the lid back on.
Writing The Gift of Self-Doubt awakened something deeper in me: a devotion to helping people see their own light, trust their own path, and live more fully from who they really are.
So what’s next?
More words. More ways of reaching people.
Books, workbooks, reflections, new forms I haven’t even dreamed of yet —
but I trust the universe will help weave them into being, exactly as they’re meant to.
At this point, anything feels possible.
And that, to me, is the real gift.
What is your favorite book of all time?
It’s hard to name just one, but if I had to choose, The Biology of Belief by Bruce Lipton would be at the top.
That book cracked open my understanding of life at the cellular level — and sent me tumbling joyfully down the rabbit hole into genetics, quantum physics, and the realization that everything is touched by intelligent design… and that our thoughts are powerful co-creators of the world we experience — and that, my beautiful friends, is where the real magic lies.
Another book that deeply shaped me was John Bowlby’s work on attachment theory.
It transformed how I understand human behavior, relationships, and the unseen patterns that shape our lives.
Both of these books didn’t just inform me —
they re-wired the way I see the world.
And once you see differently… you live differently, too.
Author Websites and Profiles
Kylie Edwards Website
Kylie Edwards Amazon Profile
Tell us about yourself and how many books you have written.
Tell us about yourself and how many books you have written.
Tell us about yourself and how many books you have written.
Tell us about yourself and how many books you have written.
Tell us about yourself and how many books you have written.
Tell us about yourself and how many books you have written.
Tell us about yourself and how many books you have written.