261. The business of being a writer, with Jane Friedman
Many of you dream of making a living as a writer. Well, today’s episode features just the guest you need to learn from. Jane Friedman has spent many years in the publishing industry and knows a thing ...
15 Heinä 55min
260. Finding your voice, with Adassa from Encanto
Today’s episode features a very special guest, Hadassa Candiani, known professionally as Adassa, whom you may recognize as the voice of Dolores Madrigal in Disney’s Encanto. In this vulnerable convers...
9 Heinä 52min
259. How to leverage your IP to scale, with Pamela Slim
In today’s episode, I get to talk with Pamela Slim, an expert for experts, who helps business owners leverage their IP to scale. Of course, you know that a book lives in that scale strategy, so we'll ...
1 Heinä 48min
258. The human side of publishing, with Emma Lowe of the London Book Fair
Everyone in publishing has their own love story with books, and today we get to hear from Emma Lowe, director of the London Book Fair (LBF). Emma and I will be discussing the importance of humanity an...
24 Kesä 38min
257. How to write a strong outline (and why you need one)
cleared your schedule and everyone knows not to disturb you. Where do you start? It feels good to write, but you’re not sure where you’re headed. Just as you prepare your area and your schedule for th...
17 Kesä 8min
256. How to write, create, and sell beyond the algorithm
A big part of my personal life is whole foods, which is a foundational part of how our family operates. My husband prepares every meal from scratch—from homemade sourdough to scratch sauces to kombuch...
10 Kesä 45min
255. Ask Stacy | How should I use storytelling in my nonfiction book?
If you followed me for very long, you know that storytelling is a big part of my nonfiction work. Stories change a dry, boring, put-this-book-down read to an engaging, transformative experience for th...
3 Kesä 10min
