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On this episode of “Authors Who Lead,” Azul talks about why writer's block isn't something you need to worry about anymore and how you can get rid of it for good.

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On this week’s episode of “Authors Who Lead,” I talk to Cory Jenks about his journey of writing his book and combining two different types of careers into something new.

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On this week’s episode of “Authors Who Lead,” Azul talks to Matt Dobschuetz about his book, “Porn Free: Becoming the Type of Man Who Does Not Look at Porn,” and how he went from talking about porn addiction on a podcast to writing his book.

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 On this week’s episode of “Authors Who Lead,” Azul shows up feeling like an impostor. He feels like it's so easy for him to be behind this microphone and interview others and tell you all what to do. But today he’s going to be interviewed by Steve Vannoy.

 Steve is going to ask Azul about the current books that he’s been working on and to kind of uncover what happens behind the scenes with him. He’s an author and the one you hear from on this podcast, but you don't hear much about his own writing. It's a vulnerable moment for Azul.

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 On this episode, Ryan J. Rhoades talks about the thrift store find that changed his life and how he came about publishing his own version of the book, "The Science of Getting Rich: How to Manifest and Monetize Your Ideas.”

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 💡 How his little green book started it all
💡 Why being rich is more than just having money
💡 What formless substance means to Ryan
💡 How to live life to the fullest

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On this week’s episode of “Authors Who Lead,” I talk to Amanda Tice about her book, “The New Mom Code: Shatter Expectations and Crush It at Motherhood,” and how she went from being a news anchor to curve model to the author. 

What We Discuss with Amanda Tice:

• Amanda’s journey and book writing process
• Why Amanda wrote the New Mom Code
• Writing “I am an author” on a sticky note 
• More things to think about than just publishing a book
• No one way to write a book
• Having a cause is a good enough reason to write a book

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In this episode, attorney and novelist, Barbara Hinske, talks about her new book, The Unexpected Path,  from the series, Guiding Emily: A Tale of Love, Loss, and Courage, as well as her mystery thriller collection, The Rosemont series. Her book, The Christmas Club was made into a Hallmark Channel movie. Elizabeth started writing her book at 58 years old, a sweet testament that it’s never too late to write!

What We Discuss with Barbara Hinske:

• Transitioning from full-time attorney to full-time author
• Elizabeth’s process for writing a series
• The success that comes with a persistent willingness to learn
• Her book writing journey when she started at age 58
• Her inspiration behind writing The Unexpected Path
• How your perceptions of your own characters change
• How her book turned into a Hallmark movie
• Writing special qualities about your character

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The biggest mistake I see authors make is thinking that they have to be perfect, or that their message has to be so clear. But what does it really take for authors to truly get their message out?  In this episode, Jadah Sellner and I, talk about the importance of digging into the heart of the stories you want to tell, as well as writing from what we know versus writing a book from who we are.

What We Discuss with Jadah Sellner:

• The evolution of our thought process as we’re writing a book
• Getting into the core message of the book you’re writing
• A deepening self-awareness as part of the book-writing journey
• The concept of pedagogy and the challenges of education
• Finding the balance between being vulnerable and showing up
• The power of leaning into your vulnerability
• What makes a good teacher
• Building relationships and trust within ourselves
• Writing transactional versus transformational books

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On this week’s episode of “Authors Who Lead,” I talk to Ruby about her book, Potent Leadership: Drop the Mask, Ignite the Real You, and Reclaim the Leader Within, potent leadership, and the personal transformation that writing her book created in her life and business. Ruby Fremon is a coach who knew she would need a book coach while writing her book. She came to Authors Who Lead with an idea for a book and even had a detailed outline. 

What We Discuss with Ruby Fremon:

• The unique medicine we all have to offer ourselves and the world
• Why we perform versus just being ourselves
• How to create a safe space to unmask yourself
• Steps in reestablishing the connection with yourself
• Ruby’s book writing journey

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Michelle Black is the author of Sacrifice: A Gold Star Widow's Fight for the Truth. Michelle is the widow of Staff Sergeant Bryan Black, a Green Beret killed and ambushed in an ISIS militant attack. In this episode, she shares how she came about discovering the truths of her husband's death, as well as her process in writing this book. 

What We Discuss with Michelle Black:

• The foreboding feeling leading up to her husband’s death
• Gathering the courage to talk about it in her book
• When she had to put the puzzle pieces together 
• A calculated decision that cost her husband’s life
• Finding the truth behind Bryan’s death
• Writing the book in the hope to bring justice
• Not about the talent or ability, but the unwillingness to quit
• Michelle’s process and some lessons through her book writing process

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