On episode # 221 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Phebe Trotman, a Vancouver-based entrepreneur and distinguished athlete who has been inducted into several sports halls of fame. Phebe embodies resilience through her personal journey, a quality she brilliantly shares in her first book, "Never Quit on a Bad Day," which offers tools for overcoming challenges and fostering gratitude for life's journey.

During the interview, Phebe emphasized the power of creating an advanced reader team to help get the word out about her book. She stressed the importance of building a community around the book and letting people know along the journey of writing the book, in order to create more traction and engagement. These strategies serve as valuable lessons for anyone looking to publish their own nonfiction book.

Phebe's impact as a published author has been remarkable. With her book, she has inspired others to pursue their dreams and passions, leaving a ripple effect of positivity. The feedback and reviews she has received showcase the transformative effect her book has had on others. It's a testament to the power of sharing personal stories and motivating others to keep going, regardless of the obstacles they face.

"Never Quit on a Bad Day" serves as a shining example of Phebe's author journey. Listeners will find her journey interesting as she openly shares her experiences and the impact her book has had on others. Her insights and strategies shared during the interview provide a practical guide for aspiring authors who want to make a positive impact through their own nonfiction books.

Learn more about Phebe Trotman by visiting NeverQuitOnABadDay.com

On episode #220  of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with Yogi Aaron, an influential figure in the world of yoga. Yogi Aaron's unorthodox perspectives on stretching and flexibility, and his dedication to helping others live a pain-free life through yoga, make him a sought-after teacher and author. His latest book, "Stop Stretching," challenges conventional beliefs about yoga and offers valuable insights into maintaining a pain-free body through muscle activation.

Yogi Aaron's journey and teachings offer impactful strategies for anyone looking to write a nonfiction book. His emphasis on challenging conventional beliefs and striving for a deeper understanding could inspire listeners to bring a fresh perspective to their own subject matter. By sharing his personal experience of the impact of muscle activation on his chronic pain, Yogi Aaron shows the power of sharing stories to inspire and educate others.

"Stop Stretching" is a must-read for those seeking a new approach to yoga and pain management. Listeners will find Yogi Aaron's author journey fascinating as it challenges traditional yoga practices and imparts practical knowledge that can improve the reader's physical wellbeing.

Learn more about Yogi Aaron by visiting YogiAaron.com.

On episode #219 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Dr. Matt Archer, a chiropractor and author of "The Protocol For Health, 7 Unexpected Solutions."

Dr. Archer's journey into nonfiction writing began with a skeptical approach to manual muscle testing and applied kinesiology. During this interview, he shared a unique, effective system that simplifies health care and guides listeners to navigate the full spectrum of symptoms. He describes the sensible foundation of the protocol, underlining the importance of a clear baseline and simple muscle strength.

Listeners will find Dr. Archer's author journey intriguing because of the unique perspective he brings to health and wellness. Through his book, "The Protocol For Health, 7 Unexpected Solutions," readers are enlightened with effective, alternative health solutions, challenging the norms and advocating for a simpler, clearer approach. Dr. Archer's book not only contributes to the health and wellness space but also exemplifies successful navigation through unconventional methods, making it an intriguing and insightful read for aspiring nonfiction authors.

Learn more about Dr. Matt Archer by visiting TheProtocolForHealth.com.

On episode #218 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Lorraine Ball, an entrepreneur, author, and professional speaker with 4 books to her name, including The Science of Marketing. Lorraine has dedicated her career to demystifying marketing for the everyday entrepreneur.

Lorraine's impact is tangible and inspiring. From her early struggles with imposter syndrome to confidently offering her book as a testament to her expertise, she has exemplified the power of leveraging authorship in business. Lorraine's approach to using her book as a conversation starter and credibility builder serves as a valuable strategy for entrepreneurs looking to elevate their authority.

During our conversation, Lorraine shared the significance of understanding the purpose behind writing a book and the strategies for using it to open doors for speaking engagements and attract prospective clients. Her insights on promotional tips, including the idea of sharing book chapters as podcast episodes, offer practical guidance for new authors.

Learn more about Lorraine Ball  by visiting MoreThanaFewWords.com.

On episode #217 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with Paul Lemberg, a seasoned author and entrepreneur who has generated over $550,000,000 for his clients through his expertise in transforming small businesses into profit powerhouses.

During this insightful interview, Paul shares his proven strategies for guaranteed business growth, a concept he calls the guaranteed growth method. His unconventional yet effective approach, outlined in his bestselling book "Be Unreasonable," challenges the norm and provides entrepreneurs with the tools to achieve extraordinary results.

Learn more about Paul by visiting Lemberg.com.

On episode #216 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Allen Edwards, the founder of Eureka Process, a company that helps design and lead companies with a human-centered approach focused on values, profit, and growth.

Allen is also the author of the short, helpful book, "Process and the Other P Word," which provides a roadmap to revolutionizing a company's approach to people and processes.

In the interview, Allen shared his journey from being an IT visionary to a leading expert in the managed service provider industry. Listeners will find Allen Edwards' author journey intriguing as he embodies the principles he advocates in his book. His experience of implementing process-driven strategies in his own business and leveraging the book as a powerful tool for client engagement exemplifies the impact nonfiction books can have on a business.

Learn more about Allen by visiting EurekaProcess.com

On episode #215 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Annie Yang, a millennial finance expert and the author of the new book, "The 5 Day Job Search."

In this episode, Annie shares her journey of impacting others by providing practical strategies for job hunters and those burdened by student loan debt. Annie's approach to job hunting is refreshingly efficient and pragmatic. "The 5 Day Job Search" offers a compelling approach for job seekers in any industry, with Annie's unique insights and witty style shining through.

One notable insight from our conversation is how Annie has leveraged podcast guesting and plans to explore TikTok to market her book. This approach can inspire aspiring nonfiction authors to think outside the box when it comes to promoting their work, using modern platforms that resonate with their target audience.

Learn more about Annie by visiting AnnieYangFinancial.com.

On episode #214 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with motivational consultant, international speaker, and author, Ahmard Vital.

Ahmard has dedicated himself to empowering young adults to overcome adversity and achieve personal and professional success. His journey from a small town in Texas to becoming an impactful writer and thought leader is inspiring.

In his latest book, "Now What? 5 Steps to Get Up and Create the Most Out of Life," Ahmard provides a lifeline for young adults navigating the complexities of maturity and success. His ability to connect with and impact the lives of others shines through in this book, making his author journey, and the strategies he shared, both relevant and valuable to aspiring nonfiction authors.

Learn more about Ahmard  by visiting AhmardVital.com.

On episode #213 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Julie Pham, PhD, a beacon of inspiration who went from a Saigon boat refugee to an acclaimed author, speaker, and founder of Curiosity Based.

In this episode, Julie shares how she self-published her second book, 7 Forms of Respect: A Guide to Transforming Your Communication and Relationships at Work, incorporating practical exercises and thought-provoking questions that revolutionize workplace interactions. Julie's journey from academic writing to self-publishing offers inspiring strategies for aspiring nonfiction authors.

"Seven Forms of Respect" offers a fresh perspective on communication and relationship building in the workplace. Julie's dedication to sharing her message through self-publishing and her unique approach to promoting her book make her author journey not only interesting but also an inspiring blueprint for nonfiction authors looking to navigate their own self-publishing path. If you are an aspiring nonfiction author seeking tangible strategies and real-world examples for your journey, this episode with Julie Pham is a must-listen.

Learn more about Julie Pham by visiting CuriosityBased.com. 

On episode #212 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Rahul Sharma, a transformative figure who shares his inspiring author journey and impactful strategies for personal and professional development. Rahul, a former firefighter and HR expert, recently retired to focus on spreading his motivational message and helping accidental leaders navigate the world of people management.

Throughout our conversation, Rahul shared valuable insights on turning ordinary habits into extraordinary miracles. His book, "Habits for Miracles," explores the power of mind talk and self-discovery. Rahul emphasizes the importance of analyzing oneself, practicing gratitude, and taking actionable steps towards personal growth.

Rahul's impact on readers and his dedication to helping them unlock their true potential is truly remarkable. Listeners will find his author journey intriguing and inspirational, especially if they aspire to write their own nonfiction book. Rahul's strategies and experiences serve as a valuable guide for anyone looking to make a positive impact in their industry and create meaningful connections with their audience.

If you are someone who wants to write your own nonfiction book, listening to Rahul's story can offer you unique insights into the process of creating a powerful message, resonating with readers, and positioning yourself as a thought leader in your field. His book, "Habits for Miracles," is a testament to his dedication to helping individuals overcome challenges and achieve their full potential. Through his practical advice and personal stories, Rahul's book serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to make a lasting impact with their own nonfiction work.

Learn more about Rahul by visiting Habits4Miracles.com.