Writing Tips Episodes

“Beta readers and editors are worth their weight in gold.” – Helen Starbuck

“Your perspective is going to dictate how you react to a situation.” - Kevin E. Eastman

“Whatever God puts you through is designed to help you grow and become a better person.” - Margaret Agard Today’s featured award-winning author is mom, wife, Christian mystic, former high-tech industry executive, and Reiki Le...

“Anybody that has a desire to write can write a good book with the right guidance.” - Michele Chynoweth

“If you don’t provide a “wow” experience for your clients, your competition will do it for you, and you will lose market share.” - Michelle Seiler Tucker

“Outdo yourself by showing honor to other people. Even in the face of offense and opposition.” – Amy P. Kelly

“You can’t put a black and white roadmap on grief.” – Emily Johnson

“When you do something in anger, it shows up in your creativity.” – Elizabeth Harris

“There are so many different possibilities a book can create when you become a published author. Especially a bestselling author.” - Vikrant Shaurya

“Sometimes you go down a road as a comedian and you end up disturbing yourself.” – Chris Voss

“Email is for closers.” – Cat Rambo

“Make your dream part of your schedule.” – Kelly Hopkins

“If the world stopped for every single time somebody passed, the world will never spin.” - James Ruvalcaba

“Writing is visualizing.” – Wendy Scheuring

“Allow your interests to evolve.” – Dr. Ian Brooks

“Focus on producing a work of quality that will stand the test of time.” - Marilyn Kriete

“Adulting is overrated.” - Gregory Erich Phillips

“Work aggressively but be patient.” - Connor Judson Garrett

“If you’re persistent you’ll get it, and if you're consistent you’ll keep it.” – Katrina Roddy

“Typos are like mushrooms. They grow overnight.” – Olivia Wylie

“It’s really hard to do it all yourself.” – W.L. Hawkin

Allow yourself to be flexible in your writing journey.

“I want each book to be better than the last one.” – Rachael Tamayo

“Write what you know. Write what you know well.” – Jerry Harwood