พอดคาสท์ Stacy Ennis ชั้นนำ (2024)

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135. BTS on my community for authors 18:22

2d ago18:22

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For years, I have been talking about building a community for authors. And for years, I felt like I didn’t have the time or bandwidth to make it a reality. In this episode, I share behind the scenes on the new community for authors, the Author Influence Circle, and how I got past my recovering perfectionism to finally launch this community. I get v…

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134. How to think like a poker player, with Alex O’Brien 47:11

9d ago47:11

47:11

A few months ago, I saw author Alex O’Brien on stage at Web Summit. Not only did she give excellent answers to questions on writing, AI, and beyond at Web Summit, but she also beautifully represented how I hope every author shows up when they talk about their work: with confidence, passion, and a genuine care to make a difference in this world. Ale…

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133. How this one thing changed everything 20:01

16d ago20:01

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When I first set out to grow my business a few years ago, I knew I had a knowledge gap. I needed to understand how to transition from a solopreneur, service-based business (ghostwriting and book coaching) into a business that could serve more people. Today, I have a small team and big plans to continue to serve our community, including my new Autho…

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132. Debt-free college, with Jeannie Burlowski 1:05:27

23d ago1:05:27

1:05:27

I talk a lot on this podcast about location freedom. Financial wellness is part of the location independence equation, and if you’re a parent, your financial life may include paying for college. With two kids myself, I’m especially excited to welcome this week’s guest. Jeannie Burlowski is a past client and full-time academic strategist, podcast ho…

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131. How outsourcing is part of self-care, with Kirsten Graham 40:52

1M ago40:52

40:52

I talk regularly about all the help I have in my life and work, and how outsourcing is how I “do it all” without really doing it all. That’s why I’m so excited this week to share all about how to outsource—specifically with a marketing virtual assistant (VA). In this week’s episode, I talk with guest Kirsten Graham about how to work with a trained …

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130. Why discipline is everything 13:52

1M ago13:52

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Disciplined habits are the cornerstone to my life. In this week’s solo episode, I explore how the mindset and habits I’ve honed and taught my clients and students for more than a decade lead to success. Specifically, I cover how to: Overcome obstacles to goal achievement, even if the challenges feel insurmountable Develop a mindset of self-belief, …

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129. From purpose to platform, with heart attack survivor and nurse Kisha Stewart 46:05

1M ago46:05

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If you’ve been part of my community for any length of time, you know that health and wellness are a massive part of my life. So when I met this week’s guest, Kisha Stewart, I knew I had to have her on the podcast. Kisha is a wife, mother of three, nurse, heart attack survivor, and a national advocate for heart health dedicated to improving the qual…

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128. Ask Stacy: How to do book research 20:55

2M ago20:55

20:55

I love hearing from you about topics you’re interested in. So in this week’s solo episode, I address a very interesting question from a listener: I do have a question that I’ve been thinking about when I see your posts and wondered how you approach your research for the books you write. I’m curious as to how research factors into the process for yo…

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127. How to build a great brand, with Taja Dockendorf 48:24

2M ago48:24

48:24

Branding can feel overwhelming, especially for authors who are new to this whole “personal branding” thing. That’s why I’m so excited this week to welcome Taja Dockendorf, founder and creative director of Pulp + Wire a 100-percent female-founded and run creative agency. Taja has consulted, created, and grown hundreds of brands while fostering a cul…

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126. From Trauma to Triumph, with author Dr. Luissa Kiprono 48:30

2M ago48:30

48:30

This week, it’s a joy to share my conversation with the wonderful Dr. Luissa Kiprono, who went from a refugee from former Communist Romania to one of the most sought-after medical specialists in maternal-fetal medicine—and wrote a book about it. Her mission is helping women heal, both physically and spiritually, through her own story and vulnerabil…

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125. How to Reinvent Yourself through Grief, with Regina Lawless 47:29

2M ago47:29

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Happy book birthday to my wonderful client, Regina Lawless! I’m so excited to share our conversation during the publication week of her new book, Do You: A Journey of Success, Loss, and Learning to Live a More MeaningFULL Life. Regina Lawless helps high-achieving women of color find purpose beyond their paycheck in order to experience more bliss in…

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124. Travelling as a wheelchair user and disability advocacy, with Heather C Markham 52:47

3M ago52:47

52:47

When you hear the word “equity,” most of us will think of gender, race, and ethnicity. But oftentimes, disabilities are left out of the conversation—and that needs to change. That’s why I’m thrilled to welcome this week’s podcast guest, Heather Markham, a woman on a mission to show businesses how to make their space warm, welcoming, and accessible …

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123. How to get a book deal, with book proposal coach Richelle Fredson 46:47

3M ago46:47

46:47

Nearly every author I meet wants to be traditionally published. But the path to get a book deal can feel darn near impossible. Not only do you have to create a book proposal, which is a massive project in and of itself, but you then need to pitch agents. Where is an aspiring author to start? Well, Richelle Fredson is here to help in this week’s epi…

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122. How to keep your New Year’s momentum 22:22

3M ago22:22

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It’s mid-January, the period where momentum around New Year’s resolutions start to wane. In fact, statistics show that only 8 percent of people achieve the goals they set at the start of the year. In this week’s episode, I share my thoughts around achieving big goals and practical strategies to be part of the 8 percent. I detail my secrets for how …

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Bonus Episode: How to Finish Your Nonfiction Book in 2024 1:23:58

3M ago1:23:58

1:23:58

I have to say: wow! I had a wonderful time connecting withyou. Thank you for bringing energy, questions, and fun to our timetogether. I hope you gained new insights and practical strategies to finish your book in 2024—and make the impact you’re meant to on this world. As I shared during the training, I am a book coach and author educator who has sp…

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121. BTS on Our Work with Authors, with Catherine Fishman 44:17

3M ago44:17

44:17

This week, I’m joined by Catherine Fishman, who has been a part of my team since before we moved to Thailand. She’s been an integral support as I’ve grown from solopreneur to a small global team. In this episode, Catherine and I talk about: How my work has shifted over the years—from book editor to ghostwriter to coaching to programs Where we niche…

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120. 2023 ups and downs—and looking ahead to 2024 32:12

4M ago32:12

32:12

Oh, hey, podcast listeners—I’m back this week with a solo episode. I don’t do these enough, thanks to the many wonderful guests I have the honor of speaking with on the pod. This week, I’m reflecting on all the things 2023. To guide this episode, I’m drawing on a team meeting we had recently, where we talked through big wins, challenges, and even o…

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119. Integrating a book into your business, with Dave Goetz and Melissa Parks of Journey Sixty6 47:48

4M ago47:48

47:48

On the pod this week, I’m excited to share a thoughtful conversation about book writing, business, and growing beyond the book. I’m joined by Dave Goetz and Melissa Parks, cofounders of Journey Sixty6, an editorial services company and independent publisher for the family business community. In this episode, we cover: How a book integrates into ove…

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118. The business of being an author, with author and publisher Alexa Bigwarfe 42:43

4M ago42:43

42:43

Writing a book and being successful as an author is hard work. This week on the podcast, I unpack the hardness and amazingness of the author journey, from writing to marketing and beyond, with Alexa Bigwarfe, a USA Today best-selling author, publisher, and founder and CEO of Write, Publish, Sell. In this episode, we discuss: Alexa’s moving, persona…

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117. Behind the scenes: How I work with authors 22:08

5M ago22:08

22:08

I recently hosted an author celebration and meetup for my clients and students. It was a beautiful celebration of the amazing authors I get to work with, and I left overflowing with gratitude. I had such a good time that I was inspired to record a podcast episode with a look behind the scenes at the work I do with authors. In this solo episode, I s…

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116. How ending period poverty can change the world, with Cherie Hoeger of Saalt 39:19

5M ago39:19

39:19

Cherie is the cofounder and CEO of Saalt, a women-owned B Corp that creates reusable and sustainable period care products that replace disposable pads and tampons. You may have seen Saalt on the shelves at Target or other major retailers, but you might not know the mission behind the company. Period poverty keeps underprivileged women and girls out…

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115. One year in: Author marketing and more, with Kevin O’Connor 46:03

5M ago46:03

46:03

When I met Kevin O’Connor in my book-writing program, I instantly knew he was going to add great energy to our group of future authors. It was no surprise when he not only reached his goal of publishing his book, Two Floors Above Grief, but also leaned fully into marketing, garnering nearly 100 reader reviews on Amazon—an impressive feat for any au…

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114. Portugal update: Life 4 years in 34:03

5M ago34:03

34:03

In this week’s solo episode, I share what life is like after living in Portugal for four years. I talk about: How I feel about living in the Algarve Challenges we’re facing right now, including schools and medical care What it’s like running a location independent business in Portugal How our trip to the US impacted my feelings about living abroad …

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113. How to use fear to succeed, with Farnoosh Torabi 54:55

5M ago54:55

54:55

During my recent trip to New York, I spent time with this week’s podcast guest, Farnoosh Torabi. We talk about how to lean into fear—how to hone it, tap into it, and make it work for you. I loved everything about this conversation, and I know you will too. Farnoosh has written multiple books, and her latest book, A Healthy State of Panic: Follow Yo…

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112. Ask Stacy: How did you get here? 27:20

6M ago27:20

27:20

In this solo episode, I’m answering reader questions that focused on the same topic: How did you get to where you are—and how can I get there too? If you want to hear my long, windy story of entrepreneurship, from my first job as a high school language arts teacher in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, all the way to the location independent life I…

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111. How to create the freedom to travel, with Debbie Arcangeles 36:18

6M ago36:18

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In this week’s episode, we talk about Debbie’s journey to reach where she is today as the founder of The Offbeat Life, a podcast and website that highlights the journeys of remote workers and digital nomads. We also talk about how she makes money, both in her day-to-day work and from her travel content. Today, she has accumulated over half-a-millio…

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110. How to live an iconic life, with 86-year-old Joyce Perrin 42:17

6M ago42:17

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When the producer of Beyond Better, Rita Domingues, told me she’d booked an 86-year-old first-time author for the podcast, I was both curious and impressed. And as I readied for our conversation, I could see why Rita had selected her as a guest. One of the first female hospital CEOs in Canada Climbed Kilimanjaro at age 64 (!) Cofounded the Panama H…

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109. Live from New York: On investing in your dreams 15:41

6M ago15:41

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I dream big. Like b-i-g big. Big to the point that I catch surprise on even my closest friends’ faces when I share my vision. And I work with people who dream big. They share their aspirations for the keynote stage, their desire to write books of meaning, the scaled impact they want to make with their story or message. Yet we know a lot of people j…

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108. Things I noticed in the US after 4 years abroad 36:45

7M ago36:45

36:45

In this solo episode, I share my reflections on my time abroad this summer. I spent the month of August in the US, mostly disconnected from work and present with my family and friends. I hadn’t taken a meaningful trip to the US since early 2020, just before lockdowns started. And I noticed a lot of surprising things. Join me as I share my observati…

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107. All about book publishing, with Karen McNally of Girl Friday Productions 39:51

7M ago39:51

39:51

When you first enter the world of book writing and publishing, the options can feel overwhelming. That’s why I’m excited to welcome Karen McNally of Girl Friday Productions (GFP) to talk all things publishing. Karen has been with GFP for eight years. Prior to joining, she worked for Amazon Publishing, as well as Amazon’s retail division. She’s pass…

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106. Writing for Hollywood, with children’s writer Katiedid Langrock 44:41

7M ago44:41

44:41

In this week’s episode, I get to pull back the curtain on the elusive world of writing for television and movies with my guest, Katiedid Langrock, and share some behind-the-scenes on what it’s like to write for major animated series, including Barbie, Paw Patrol, and Hello Kitty. Katiedid is a screenwriter, television writer, longtime syndicated hu…

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105. Special Episode: Behind the Scenes with Our Amazing Team 52:33

7M ago52:33

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For this first episode of season 5 (!), our team got to record in person! For the first time ever, three of us were in the same room—normally we work from the U.S. and Portugal. Our time together inspired us to record an episode all about our work. We cover: What it's like meeting for the first time in person The pros and cons of remote team dynami…

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104. On writing and travel, with New York Times best-selling author AK Turner (replay) 32:35

8M ago32:35

32:35

As part of my summer podcast replay series, I'm excited to share this week’s episode with my good friend Amanda Turner (writing as AK Turner). In this episode, she shares how her family travels two to four months a year—all while running a business and writing New York Times best-selling books. Amanda's Vagabonding with Kids series was inspirationa…

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103. Grit, grace, and writing a book as a high-level executive, with author David Morales (replay) 41:13

8M ago41:13

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As part of my summer podcast replay series, I'm excited to share this week’s episode with author David Morales. His book, American Familia: A Memoir of Perseverance, was released in February 2022 and already has dozens of five-star reviews and has impacted readers across the US and beyond. In this conversation, David shares the inspiration behind t…

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102. How to run a profitable, scalable consulting business, with Michael Zipursky (replay) 44:50

8M ago44:50

44:50

As part of my summer podcast replay series, I’m excited to share this week’s episode with Michael Zipursky, CEO of Consulting Success®, a consulting business that specializes in helping entrepreneurial consultants grow profitable, scalable, and strategic businesses. We talk about Michael’s journey through multiple businesses and how he transitioned…

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101. Growing confidence, with author and entrepreneur May Lam Rocco (replay) 38:10

8M ago38:10

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As part of my summer podcast replay series, I’m sharing a replay of a powerful podcast episode with a past student, May Lam Rocco. May’s memoir, Confi-Dance: Memoirs of an Asian Businesswoman’s Journey from a Traditional Upbringing into Unconditional Love, has been endorsed by an impressive list of people, including the former president of Gucci Ch…

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100. From 0 to 100 episodes of Beyond Better 30:05

9M ago30:05

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About five years ago, I sat down in my home office in Thailand to record the first episode of my podcast, which I called The Stacy Ennis Show. The little show I started with my iPhone has reached 100 episodes! It’s been a delight to see how my expertise in public speaking and interviewing—the latter developed from ghostwriting so many books—has tra…

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99. How to build a following, with TikTok influencer and financial educator Giovanna Gonzalez 42:37

9M ago42:37

42:37

This week’s podcast guest (one of my former students!) has learned how to capture attention, grow an audience, share her opinion, and use her platform—now hundreds of thousands of people—to influence for good. Giovanna Gonzalez is not only a TikTok influencer and financial educator, but she is also a soon-to-be author. During the Great Resignation,…

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98. How improv can make you a better writer and communicator, with Megan McCaleb 40:08

9M ago40:08

40:08

Megan McCaleb is a masterful improv trainer, comedian, author, and the creator of Improv Team Culture, with a specialty in coaching executive leadership and their teams to adopt the simple and effective principle of "yes, and," the core rule derived from performance improvisation. In this podcast episode, we discuss: Megan’s journey as an author an…

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97. Ask Stacy: Book writing, publishing, ChatGPT, and second-language authorhood 29:37

9M ago29:37

29:37

This Ask Stacy episode is full of writing and publishing-related questions from my listeners. Topics covered in this episode include: What to do if English is your second language and you’re finding it challenging to write. Whether traditional publishing is better than self-publishing. If ChatGPT is an ethical route to write a book. The average wor…

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96. How to build a content empire, with Martin Cavannagh of Reedsy 43:13

10M ago43:13

43:13

I’ve collaborated with Reedsy on a few learning resources over the years, including a course and webinar, always working with Martin Cavannagh, Head of Content. He does a fantastic job running their content and has been successful positioning the company at the top of search results, helping drive a steady stream of leads to the marketplace. So whe…

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95. What it’s like to move abroad in your 30s, 40s, and beyond, with Cepee Tabibian 37:01

10M ago37:01

37:01

I get emails every week from listeners and readers who want to know about life abroad. Questions cover: What is it like to uproot everything and move somewhere new? What is the visa process like? What should I consider when deciding on whether to move abroad? These questions get more specific when it comes to dating, raising a family, and everythin…

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94. How to Host a Successful Book Launch Party, with Virginia Frischkorn of Partytrick 32:53

10M ago32:53

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A book launch party is a special moment for an author. After many months—often years—of working on a book, the launch party is the moment to celebrate the incredible achievement of authorhood. But here’s the thing: while a launch party can be fun and exciting, a successful party requires planning and execution. That’s why I’m so excited to get to s…

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93. The state of equity in publishing 26:37

11M ago26:37

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I’ve been in the publishing industry for more than thirteen years. And while I don’t claim expertise as a publisher—I anchor heavily to the writing side of the industry—I’ve been around long enough and seen enough to know things are not as they should be. In 2020, I was cautiously optimistic that things might change. As racial protests broke out ac…

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92. Portugal update: Is this our forever home? 43:26

11M ago43:26

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In this week’s podcast episode, I share an update on our life here and what we’re thinking through as the kids get older. I talk through some of the cons of living in the Algarve and the pros of the life we lead. I talk through the balance we’ve been able to achieve here and how intertwined our everyday life is with nature. And I share the challeng…

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91. The Secret to Sustainable Self-Employment with Jeffrey Shaw 49:23

11M ago49:23

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Jeffrey is often described as an advocate for self-employed business owners. His journey began with selling eggs door-to-door at fourteen years old to becoming one of the most sought-after portrait photographers for affluent families in the U.S. in his twenties, a business he ran for more than three decades. Today, Jeffrey is an author, the host of…

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90. What to do when you hit rock bottom with Amy Mangueira 38:54

11M ago38:54

38:54

Amy Mangueira experienced the full range of life’s wild ride, all the way to rock bottom, when she hit such extreme burnout that she permanently lost hearing in her left ear. On the pod this week, we talk about what led her to this moment—and what she’s done to find her way back to balance. Amy is a 4x entrepreneur, author, and motivational speaker…

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89. How to create an influential author platform (replay) 36:47

12M ago36:47

36:47

Looking to build a platform to establish yourself as a thought leader? I've got you covered. This week's solo episode dives deeply into both the experience of building one (mine) and nine practical steps to build yours. Whether you're an aspiring or published author, entrepreneur, or looking to build a powerful personal brand, this episode is for y…

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88. Finding the courage to write a book and live abroad, with Jovelle Fernandez 42:44

12M ago42:44

42:44

Jovelle Fernandez is the author of The Expat. She’s also an obstetrician gynecologist with a subspecialty in reproductive endocrinology, infertility, and oncology, as well as a multi-award-winning and highly respected health care executive. In this conversation, we talk about her unique experiences of an expatriate, including various challenges liv…

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87. Ask Stacy: How do I clarify my book idea? 31:53

1y ago31:53

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This week, I’m answering some of my guests’ latest questions about the book-writing process. From refining and clarifying your book idea to how to properly cite others’ work, this episode is highly practical. I also discuss some behind the scenes about ghostwriting, including different ways you can engage a ghostwriter and how I structure fees. Sho…

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