What Publishing Path is Right for You? “As content creators, we need to take our content and make it available and accessible when, where, and how our audience wants to receive it.” – Mark Herschberg As Mark Herschberg first started writing his book, “The Career Toolkit: Essential Skills for Success That No One Taught You,” […]
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Books Have Many Paths, So Choose Wisely “‘I get to’ is the most powerful reframing tool I think that’s out there, because of its simplicity.” – Alicia Dunams Alicia Dunams is an executive coach, entrepreneur and author who has coached thousands of leaders and experts from their initial ideas to published books — helping them
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How To Create “Truest” Fans “I think the energy spreads. And I think that this book gives me an opportunity to really create a movement around the idea of, ‘Let’s all be truest fans.’” – Rob Brown Rob Brown is an author, a top-producing advisor in the financial services industry, a business coach and, last
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When is the Right Time to Write a Book? “If you struggle with something, chances are many, many other people have struggled with that, as well.” – Andy Storch As a successful performance coach, speaker and consultant, Andy Storch saw others just drifting through their careers and lives, operating in “reaction mode.” While listening to
Azul Answers Questions From Listeners “It doesn’t really matter if you have a good book idea if it doesn’t get written.” – Azul Terronez When it comes to writing a book, one of the most important things you need is clarity. Maybe you have several ideas, but you don’t know which one to choose first.
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How to Write a Book In-Spite of Fear “If I were to allow my fear and doubt to keep me from moving forward into what I knew that God was calling me to do, then not only would I be doing a disservice to the people who need me to show up, but I would
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Are You a Perfectionist or Are You a Coward? “Everybody who achieves uncommon success has achieved it with hard work. That is the common denominator.” – John Lee Dumas John Lee Dumas had never considered himself a writer. As a self-proclaimed “audio podcast guy,” writing 71,000 words — all his own — did not come
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Leaders Give More Than They Take “Like most authors, we have books sitting inside of us, waiting to come out.” – Gahrey Ovalle What does it really mean to be a leader? Do you have to get nominated? Are you called? Is your number pulled from a hat? Or do you just decide one day
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How to Write a Book Even if You Aren’t a Writer “Every role we choose to take on is a stewardship of sorts — and that’s a divine calling.” – Danét Palmer Over 35 years ago, Danét Palmer’s mentor suggested that she make a date with God first thing every morning. And she hasn’t missed
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How to Create a Movement with Your Message “When we don’t know what’s important, then everything seems important.” – Tripp Lanier What do we really want out of life? And how do we get focused on fleeing the rat race? On the latest episode of “Authors Who Lead,” Tripp Lanier — author of “This Book
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