Azul Terronez

In this episode of Authors Who Lead, I emphasize that writing isn’t a solitary endeavor but a community activity. Let’s dive into the key topics discussed in the podcast episode, exploring how a structured approach, inspired by Japanese Kaizen philosophy, can help you kickstart your writing journey through a 5-day challenge.

In this episode of Authors Who Lead, I sit down with Shelby Leigh, a best-selling author and mental health advocate, to discuss the nuances of mastering organic reach in book marketing, the daily writing habit, and the importance of viewing oneself as a brand.

Kristen Van Nest and Azul Terronez Discuss Writing, Travel, and Living as an Expat   In this episode of the Authors Who Lead podcast, I sit down with Kristen Van Nest. Kristen, a talented comedian, author, and business owner, sheds light on her unique writing process, the cultural nuances of living abroad, and her transition

Strategies for Authors to Stand Out   If you’re an author wondering whether attending a book fair is a good idea, you’re in the right place. In this episode, I dive into the unique opportunities book fairs offer to showcase your work, engage with readers, network with industry professionals, and more. Whether you’re a new

Avanti Kumar Singh’s Ayurvedic Approach to Aging and Wellness   In this enlightening episode of Authors Who Lead, I sit down with Dr. Avanti Kumar Singh, a Western-trained physician who has reconnected with her South Asian roots to explore Ayurvedic principles. Dr. Singh’s latest book, “The Longevity Formula,” brings ancient Ayurvedic wisdom to modern readers,

The Magic of Brain Breaks in Education with Deb Lancashire   The school bell rings, signaling the end of a relentlessly long period. Students, from the youngest in elementary school to the seasoned veterans in high school, often find themselves mentally and physically exhausted by the demands of the modern classroom. However, Deb Lancashire, a