People often ask me how I handle writing about touchy topics—calling out the church, exposing hypocrisy, and sharing truths some aren’t ready to hear. The answer is simple: I relate to Jimmy Neutron.

Jimmy is a kid genius. He sees problems others ignore, experiments boldly, and creates inventions that no one else has imagined. Sometimes he faces backlash or confusion, even when his ideas are brilliant.

That’s exactly how I feel as an author. My book isn’t just about tough topics—it’s futuristic, something many have never seen and aren’t ready for. It challenges norms, breaks conventions, and pushes boundaries in ways people might resist. Like Jimmy’s inventions, it surprises, provokes, and forces readers to think differently.

Being young doesn’t mean lacking insight. Being young doesn’t mean staying silent. Jimmy Neutron shows me—and I hope my readers see—that intelligence, curiosity, and courage can come at any age. Writing boldly isn’t about being liked. It’s about being honest, fearless, and willing to face the consequences of telling the truth before the world is ready for it.

Yes, I’m like Jimmy Neutron. Young, brilliant, ahead of my time, and unafraid to push boundaries. And if that scares some people? That’s their problem—not mine.