In this episode of the Thriving Authors Podcast, I’m excited to feature my interview with author and coach Andrea Liebross from her talk, Build Your Belief Plan & Write Your Book, during last year’s Thriving Authors Summit.If you’ve ever had doubts about writing a book and felt yourself holding back, I think this will really resonate.Andrea’s found that no matter how good your strategic plan is, it won't succeed without a Belief Plan to counteract your inner Frenemy. This Frenemy pretends to be your friend but holds you back by keeping you "safe." Andrea will show you how to shift from these limiting beliefs to liberating truths, empowering you to turn your vision of writing a book into reality.About Andrea: Andrea Liebross is a business and life coach specializing in working with unapologetically ambitious women entrepreneurs from a variety of industries. A speaker and host of the Time to Level Up podcast, Andrea guides her clients to combine Big Thinking with solid systems that work together to unleash their success and find the freedom of time, money, and energy they crave. She is excited about the release of her book She Thinks Big: The Female Entrepreneur’s Guide to Moving Past the Messy Middle and into the Extraordinary. Connect with her on IG @andrea.liebross.coachingI have seen time and time again – how writing a book and claiming your authority by becoming an author opens up incredible new doors and opportunities and brings in a whole new level of thriving in your business.But I get it! Before you become a thriving author… you need to actually write your dang book, right?That’s why I put together THIS year’s virtual summit – The Write Your Book Summit!!! I want you to write your book because your book matters! There’s still time to register and join us! Find all the details and register for free at: bit.ly/writeyourbooksummit
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Episode 187: Summit Sneak Peek Interview with Maureen Wise
In this episode of the Thriving Authors Podcast, I’m excited to talk with author Maureen Wise about her newest cozy mystery in her Succulent Sleuth series, which she writes under her pen name Iris March!If you’ve wondered how you can intentionally incorporate your values and things you care about into not just the overarching themes of your book, but also in little ways – like through characters, settings and scenes – I think you’ll get a lot out of this episode!She shares:A solution for writing about events you’ve never experienced.Her process for writing mystery and incorporating plot twists.The types of characters make her put down books and not finish them.What makes writing fun for her.Maureen also gives us a sneak peek at what she is sharing about at my upcoming Write Your Book Summit. In her talk, How to Save the Planet AND Write Your Book, she’ll share ideas on how to normalize eco-minded characters and ways your writing can inspire people to spend time in nature, along with greener habits for writers. You’ll also be able to get her free gift: 25 Ways To Show (Don’t Tell) That Your Characters Have an Environmental Mindset. Sign up for the free summit at https://bit.ly/writeyourbooksummit.About Maureen: Maureen Wise has worked in the sustainability field her entire career. She is an author of the Succulent Sleuth Cozy Mystery Series and a hiking devotional. Wise has worked as a sustainability consultant, in higher education sustainability, in stream restoration, and has taught classes at the college level on environmental topics. Connect with her on IG @searchingformysteries
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Episode 186: Interview with Kay Ross
In this episode of the Thriving Authors Podcast, I’m excited to share my conversation with author Kay Ross who has released books in multiple genres! Her contemporary romance A WORK IN PROGRESS came out earlier this year and her debut fantasy novel WHISPER was released in 2024.If you’re interested in writing in more than one genre, you'll be really inspired to hear about her journey adjusting to writing in different genres.She shares:Why it’s so important to protect why you write.The writing techniques she’s tried and her specific outlining process.How switching to write in a different genre felt like a palate cleanser.Advice for what to do when you get writing advice that distracts or depresses you.How writing fits into her daily life and what makes writing easier and more fun for her.I think you’ll really enjoy hearing about her inspiration and creative process!About the author: Kay loves stories so much that she can't just write in only one genre. You can find her fantasy works under the name Kay Ross, and her romance is under the name K.A. Ross. When she's not at work, she's finding new stories, discussing old stories, or writing her own. If she's ever not thinking about stories, she's either trying not to be too invested in sports or climbing up a mountain so she can run down it. She may live in Utah, but she says that she considers any open space with a view to be home. https://www.authorkayross.com
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Episode 185: Two Clients Share Their Experiences
In this episode of the Thriving Authors Podcast, I’m excited to spotlight two wonderful clients who went through this past round of Thriving Authors Academy. Both of these women, Rachel Surls and Yogani Singh, finished the drafts of their books during our time together! So, so proud of them! Listen in as they talk about their experiences being part of Thriving Authors Academy. You’ll hear them reflect on things like what caused them to sign up for the program, what surprised them about the program and what they most got out of it. I hope this is helpful for you, whether you're thinking about joining Thriving Authors Academy, or whether you're working through your book project on your own. They have a lot of wisdom to share around overcoming challenges, setting up writing routines and the importance of finding community and support throughout the process of writing a book.Rachel shares how joining Thriving Authors Academy helped her create a solid, sustainable writing routine and write the entire draft of her novel in six months -- something she never thought she could do!Yogani shares how joining Thriving Authors Academy helped her embrace her creativity, own her identity as a writer, establish a consistent writing routine and finish the entire draft of her novel in six months -- something she never dreamed possible!The doors are OPEN for the next round of Thriving Authors Academy! Will you join us? Come write your book these next six months! Claim your spot at www.thrivingauthorsacademy.com
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Episode 184: The 2 Biggest Objections I Hear
In this solo episode of the Thriving Authors Podcast, I’m diving into two common objections that I hear over and over from the women who are considering joining Thriving Authors Academy. These objections might resonate with you, too, so I wanted to talk about them and pose some questions for you to think about.If you’re feeling resistant to committing to write your book, this episode will help you figure out if now is the right time to jump in AND how you can guarantee that this investment is going to pay off.After listening to the episode, if you’re still wondering “Can I really do this?” – let's hop on a call and we can talk through it together. There's no pressure and you're not wasting my time. During our call I’ll be a mirror for you, reflecting back to you the truth that you are sharing, so that you are able to go after your dream of becoming a published author in whatever is the best way for you to do that.AND if now is the time – and you are ready to go all in to write your book – register by March 28th & get a BONUS Book Breakthrough 1:1 60-minute Intensive ($499 value) so that you can get personal support around wherever you are stuck on your book & can make the most of the Thriving Authors Academy when it starts April 5th! Find more details at ThrivingAuthorsAcademy.com
Welcome to the Thriving Authors Podcast, where we delve into all aspects of what it takes to get your dream book out of your heart, onto the page and into the world, connecting with a wide audience of readers. On this podcast, you will find behind-the-scenes lessons from my own book-writing and publishing journey, interviews with successful published authors, and tips and advice you can start using today to move you forward in your writing life.
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