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Travel Vloggers Damon And Jo Release Self-Help E-Book ‘#Woke’

Twenty-five-year-old best friends and travel vloggers Damon Dominique and Jo Franco are looking to parlay their adventures onto the page with a self-help e-book titled #Woke that the duo claims only takes 12 minutes to read.

#Woke seeks to help readers “cleanse your day and to remember why you’re here,” Franco tells Tubefilter, adding that travelling has given she and Dominique unique perspective about living life in the moment. “We’re certified weirdos who can take a plain moment and make it symbolic,” she says. “A blade of grass is worth admiring, a reflection can give you a whole new outlook on life, and we just happened to capture those bizarre thoughts, and write six chapters each to share them with you.”

Priced at $9.99, the book is available today via Shopify.

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Dominique and Franco’s YouTube channel — home to their Shut Up And Go travel series, which is also the name of their popular blog — counts nearly 700,000 subscribers. In addition to partnering with AT&T on its Hello Lab program, in which the telecommunications giant spearheaded various fan-centric content initiatives alongside top Fullscreen creators, Franco uploaded a headline-grabbing video back in March when she was shot during a trip to Carnaval in her native Brazil.

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