Reframing the Narrative: Speak the Answer, Not the Problem by Yvonne Perkins

In a world flooded with challenges—health crises, financial burdens, relational breakdowns—Yvonne Perkins’ Speak the Answer, Not the Problem arrives as both a spiritual compass and a publishing exemplar. More than a message of hope, this book is a demonstration of how a clear, focused voice paired with strategic publishing can create something deeply impactful.

The Book’s Promise

Published on March 21 2025 by Holzer Books LLC, Speak the Answer, Not the Problem lays out a bold invitation: shift your words away from the problem and begin speaking the answer. According to its description, Perkins pulls from her decades of experience as a counselor, songwriter, intercessor, and ministry leader to present a practical blueprint for transforming how one uses language to influence life’s outcomes.  Whether facing illness, financial instability, spiritual warfare or relationship struggles, the book offers a path: “stop speaking the problem and start declaring God’s answers.” 

The Publishing Journey—From Manuscript to Message

Behind Speak the Answer, Not the Problem lies the partnership between Perkins and Holzer Books. The manuscript’s conversion into a market-ready title required more than writing; it required editing, formatting, cover design, distribution strategy, and alignment of message and medium. For many authors sitting on a completed manuscript, the lesson is that writing is just the beginning—publishing is the craft of launch. When done well, your message doesn’t just sit—it flies.

Why This Book Matters

The book tackles the fundamental power of words—not as empty sounds, but as spiritual force. In that sense, it’s more than a self-help manual—it is, at its core, a manual for speaking life. For readers, it offers hope, strategy and a new way to frame their circumstances. For authors, it stands as a case-study that purpose + polish + publishing can converge into something meaningful.

Final Thoughts

With Speak the Answer, Not the Problem, Yvonne Perkins doesn’t merely write a book—she issues a call to change the language of one’s life. For readers, it can shift paradigm. For authors, it is a compelling example of how to bring a message into the world with impact. If you’re sitting with a manuscript and wondering if your voice can matter, consider this: when your message is clear, your voice is grounded in experience, and you partner wisely in publishing, you don’t just create a book—you spark a movement.