For Angel Inspires, authorship is less about achievement and more about embodiment. With the release of her first book, The Fruit of My Thoughts – A Mental Blueprint for a Purpose Driven Life, Angel transforms more than a decade of inner work into a grounded, compassionate guide for self-awareness and conscious living. Rooted in lived experience and framed through the “four seasons of self-awareness,” the book blends reflection with practical tools, inviting readers to move from survival into alignment while redefining their relationship with their thoughts, identity, and purpose.
Hi Angel, thank you so much for taking the time to share your story and this exciting new chapter with our readers. With the upcoming release of your first book, The Fruit of My Thoughts- A Mental Blueprint for a Purpose Driven Life, you’re turning years of personal growth into something that can help others—so let’s jump right in. What inspired you to begin writing this book back in 2015, and what finally made you feel ready to publish it now?
I began writing The Fruit of My Thoughts in 2015 during a period when I was becoming acutely aware of how much my inner dialogue was shaping my life. I was doing the “right things” externally, but internally I was navigating survival patterns, inherited beliefs, and emotional responses that didn’t feel fully mine. Writing became a way to witness myself honestly…to slow down and observe how my thoughts were influencing my choices, my relationships, and my sense of purpose.
What made me feel ready to publish it now is integration. Over the years, I didn’t just write about these insights. I lived them. I practiced them. I watched them change how I show up in the world. The book no longer felt like a work in progress; it felt like a grounded offering. Publishing now feels less about proving something and more about sharing something I’ve embodied.
You describe the book as a journey through the “four seasons of self-awareness,” moving from survival and limitation into clarity and alignment. Can you share what that transformation looked like in your own life and how those seasons shaped the message of the book?
The four seasons reflect how self-awareness unfolds naturally rather than linearly. In my own life, the first season was survival; where my nervous system was constantly activated, and my thoughts were rooted in protection and limitation. The second season involved awareness; beginning to notice patterns without immediately trying to fix them. That alone was transformative.
The third season was integration, where insight met compassion and new choices became possible. The final season is alignment; where thoughts, actions, and values begin to work together rather than against each other. These seasons shaped the book because they mirror real human growth. Healing isn’t a straight line; it’s cyclical, seasonal, and deeply personal. I wanted readers to feel seen in whatever “season” they’re currently in.
Your story includes becoming the first in your family to publish a book and seeing yourself as a generational curse breaker. How has stepping into authorship changed the way you see yourself—and the example you’re setting for your children and other women watching your journey?
Stepping into authorship has shifted how I see myself…from someone who was always becoming to someone who is allowed to claim her voice fully. Being the first in my family to publish a book carries weight, but it also carries responsibility. It’s a reminder that new narratives are possible, even when you don’t have a blueprint.
For my children, I hope this models courage, self-trust, and the permission to honor their inner world. For other women, especially those who feel called to break cycles, I want my journey to affirm that transformation doesn’t require perfection—it requires honesty and persistence.
What makes this book especially powerful is that it’s not just storytelling—it includes call-to-action exercises and practical tools. Why was it important for you to give readers something they can actively use rather than just reflect on?
Reflection is powerful, but embodiment is transformative. I included call-to-action exercises because awareness without application can still leave people feeling stuck. These tools invite readers to pause, observe, and engage with their inner world in real time.
The exercises are meant to be gentle but grounding, helping readers translate insight into lived experience. I wanted the book to feel like a companion, not just a mirror. Something readers could return to as their awareness deepens.
As you prepare for launch day and step into life as a published author, what do you hope readers walk away with after finishing the book, and what’s next for you creatively beyond this first release?
“The Fruit of My Thoughts” has been published as of 1/11/26. I hope readers walk away with a deeper sense of self-trust and permission to slow down, to question inherited beliefs, and to relate to their thoughts with compassion and curiosity rather than judgment. More than answers, I hope the book offers a new relationship with the inner self.
Creatively, this book is the foundation. What’s next includes expanded conversations through speaking, media, and future writing that continues exploring self-mastery, identity, and conscious living. This is just the beginning of a larger body of work.
