Ending Generational Trauma In this episode of Authors Who Lead, Azul delves into the vulnerable world of author Carmin Caterina, whose book “It Starts With Me: One Mom’s Journey to End the Pattern of Generational Trauma” provides a roadmap for breaking destructive cycles. With the wisdom gained from both her professional background as a […]
New Authorship Is A Journey Diving into the world of authorship is truly like beginning a grand adventure—thrilling, a bit daunting, and transformative. For many new authors, the journey to getting their book published feels like navigating uncharted territory, peppered with both unexpected challenges and rewarding milestones. Let’s explore some key advice that can help
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Insights with Azul Terronez Entering the world of authorship can be akin to embarking on an odyssey fraught with both excitement and trepidation. For many new authors, the path to publishing is uncharted, filled with potential pitfalls and learning curves. I share invaluable insights that shine a light on the common mistakes new authors often
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Strategies Behind Hitting the New York Times Bestseller List In the realm of writing and publishing, there exists a complex web of possibilities and challenges that many authors find daunting. In this episode of “Authors Who Lead,” I speak with Kevin Anderson, founder of Kevin Anderson Associates, who peeled back layers of the publishing industry
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Andrew Coville’s Passage from Soldier to Storyteller Every person’s life is a unique manuscript filled with triumphs and tribulations, a story that when shared can resonate, inspire, and reveal universal truths. In this episode of the Authors Who Lead podcast, I talk with Andrew Coville, a former marine turned police officer turned author, about
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The Journey of Authors Who Lead As co-hosts of the “Authors Who Lead” podcast, Steve Vannoy and I are thrilled to announce our 300th episode. It’s been an incredible journey of inspiring conversations with visionary authors and leaders, and we’re filled with gratitude for the insights shared, the stories that moved us, and the community
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Abby Medcalf on Repurposing Content for Authors In this episode of Authors Who Lead, I delve deep into the complexities of the writing process and the essential role of boundaries with renowned psychologist and best-selling author Abby Medcalf. Our insightful conversation uncovers Abby’s strategies for setting specific goals, her dynamic framework for book-writing, and
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Owning Your Identity as an Author to Ignite Your Writing In this episode of Authors Who Lead, I delve into the concept of resistance in writing. I discuss the challenges that authors face in owning an author’s identity and its impact on the writing process. I share insights on how resistance can hinder the
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Reid Thompson’s Advice on Becoming a Fun Author In this episode of Authors Who Lead, I delve into the intriguing world of Reid Thompson, an entrepreneur and life coach whose embrace of a playful, high-frequency lifestyle has dramatically transformed his creative journey. Reid’s story is a testament to the power of positive energy, conscious
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How to Leverage Others’ Audiences to Increase Book Sales In the ever-evolving world of book marketing, podcasts have emerged as a crucial platform for authors to share their stories, build their brands, and connect with readers. In this episode of Authors Who Lead, I speak with expert publicist and author Michelle Glogovac to explore
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