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Ever feel like you’re not a “real” writer because your words don’t come out perfect on the first try? Or because you're still figuring out your voice, your message, your thing?

In this episode, we’re throwing out the old rulebook about what it means to be a good writer—and looking instead at what actually moves people.

From Cher’s epic comebacks, to Marvel’s billion-dollar storytelling formula, to Carl Jung’s theory of archetypes—we’re breaking down the one thing all unforgettable stories have in common: transformation.

And guess what? That’s the whole point of the Hero’s Journey.

This episode will help you:

• Redefine what it really means to be a good writer (spoiler: it’s not perfect grammar)
• See your own writing journey as a transformation worth honoring
• Use story structure (not self-doubt) to get unstuck and start showing up

If you’ve been sitting on your book, your blog, your voice—this one’s for you. 

And if you're ready to take a next step, join my monthly workshop here. 

Book coach or editor? Knowing the difference could save your book and your sanity.

In this episode, we’re breaking down the key distinction between a book coach and an editor, and why when you bring them into your process matters.

If you’ve been spinning your wheels, wondering if your message is strong enough, if your structure makes sense, or if you’re even “ready” for feedback . . . this conversation is for you.

You’ll learn:

• Why an editor isn’t your first step (and what they’re really great at)
• What a book coach does
• How to know which one you need right now, based on where you are in the writing process

If you’ve been craving strategic guidance and emotional support—the kind that helps you move forward without second-guessing every word—this episode will give you clarity, confidence, and next steps.

I’m pulling back the curtain on my 2026 goals—from making publishing more financially accessible to creating new opportunities for first-time authors like you. If you’ve been sitting on a book idea (or three), now’s the time to get moving.

💡 Join me inside the Find Your Book Idea Workshop this January — a powerful teaching + coaching session to help you get clear on your message and start your book with confidence. Spots are limited!

(And here's that Gospel Coalition article I mentioned!) 

If you’re writing a book to grow your business, establish authority, or share your story—you need to know the difference between memoir and prescriptive nonfiction.

In this episode, we’re unpacking how these two genres serve your reader differently—and why choosing the wrong one can lead to confusion, negative reviews, and flatlined book sales.

You’ll learn:
 • What readers actually expect from each genre
• Why your structure, tone, and content must align with your category
• How the right genre choice boosts reviews, word-of-mouth, and long-term sales

✨ JOIN: Find Your Book Idea Workshop

Want to become a better writer?

In this episode, I’m sharing the books I recommend to every aspiring author who wants to write a powerful, bestselling book. We’re talking nonfiction, fiction, craft, marketing, and even mindset. 

If you’ve ever wondered what to read before you write, or what books actually help you finish the one you’ve started, this is for you.

And at the end, I’ll show you how to actually implement everything you learn in these books. 

Let’s turn you into the kind of writer you’ve always wanted to be.

JOIN: Book Building Workshop

BROWSE FICTION: Fiction Writing Resources on Amazon 

BROWSE NONFICTION BOOKS: Nonfiction Writing Resources on Amazon 

BROWSE WRITING LIFE: Writing Life Resources on Amazon 

If you’ve ever wondered why some books position the author as a go-to expert—while others fall flat—it often comes down to one thing: editing. And not just proofreading. We’re talking strategic, compassionate editing that turns good ideas into great books.

In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what successful authors do before they launch. You’ll learn the different types of edits (developmental, line, copy), which one you actually need, and how editing can elevate your book from “okay” to beautiful and credibility-building. 

If you're serious about using your book to grow your business, get speaking gigs, or fulfill a lifelong dream—this is the episode you can’t afford to skip.

Click here to book a call! 

Click here to join the Book Building Workshop! 

In this week’s podcast episode, I’m breaking down 5 mistakes self-publishing authors make. 

We’re talking about:

• What most first-time authors completely overlook 
• The silent killer of book-based business growth 
• Why great writing isn’t the only thing that matters 

Whether you’re just starting to write, stuck in editing mode, or planning your launch, this episode will help you move forward smarter.

You’ve got a powerful message.

Let’s make sure it doesn’t get buried under rookie mistakes.

Click here to get the ChatGPT prompts. 

Click here to learn more about the Book-Building Workshop! 

On this week's episode of For Women Who Write podcast, I've compiled everything I've learned being in the freelance/entrepreneur space for over 10 years. You'll hear:

• The principles that still apply regardless of the economy
• The one question you must answer--freelancer or entrepreneur?
• And, how the most successful writers make it work

Want to book a call with us to start your book? 

Let’s talk about the good, the bad, and the (sometimes really frustrating) truth about publishing a book.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you should go the traditional route or take full control and self-publish, this episode is your guide to making a confident, informed decision—without getting lost in the noise or stuck in analysis paralysis.

In this episode, I break down:

• The real pros and cons of self-publishing vs. traditional
• What most people get wrong about self-publishing
• How to choose the path that aligns with your goals, values, and vision

Whether you're dreaming of landing a book deal or you're curious about publishing on your own terms, this episode will help you weigh your options with clarity and confidence—so you can move forward without second-guessing.

Thinking about writing a book but not sure if now is the right time?

Before you dive into outlines, word counts, or late-night writing sprints, this episode will help you pause and ask the right questions first. 

In this episode, we’ll walk through 5 key questions that everyone should ask before they start writing. These are the same questions I ask my private clients—and they’ll help you discern if you're truly ready, or if there’s some groundwork to lay first.

You’ll walk away with:

• The 3Ls of book writing 
• Confidence around your timing and purpose
• A fresh perspective on what it actually takes to write a book that sells

If you’ve been feeling the nudge to write—but also wondering if you're ready—this conversation will help you get honest, grounded, and intentional before you take the leap.

If you've always dreamed of writing a book but feel stuck on where to begin—or how to actually finish—this episode will give you the clarity you’ve been craving.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the exact 7-step publishing path I walk my clients through—from idea to published, positioned, and profitable. Whether you want your book to attract clients, land speaking gigs, or fulfill a bucket list dream, these steps will help you move forward with purpose (and peace of mind).

You’ll learn:

• Why writing isn’t the first step (and what is)
• How to map out a publishing plan that fits you
• What you should pay for and what you should DIY

This is your roadmap to finally getting your book out of your head—and into the hands of the people who need it most.