In this week’s solo episode, I’m sharing a bit about my post-vacation work life and answering your questions about my book-writing program, Idea-to-Draft (ITD). From how it works to the investment to how much 1:1 time you’ll get with me, I break it all down so you understand the core elements of the program.
It’s one of my shorter episodes to date but packed with information you’ll want to know if you have a goal of writing a nonfiction book.

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Past client and published author Mike Green is living his dream life leading Alaskan leadership adventures. He says his life today in large part is a direct result of writing and publishing his book, Wandermust: A Hero’s Journey to Seven Truths.

In this week’s episode of Beyond Better, we talk about the ways publishing Mike’s book positively impacted his life, including helping him step into who he is as a leadership coach and solidifying his message to the world. We also cover roadblocks he encountered throughout the writing process and his experience in my accelerated author program, Idea-to-Draft.

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A little while back, I hosted an author celebration and meetup for my clients and students. It was a beautiful celebration of the amazing authors I get to work with, and I left overflowing with gratitude. I had such a good time that I was inspired to record a podcast episode with a look behind the scenes at the work I do with authors.

In this week’s replay episode, I share:

This episode is a bit sappy, I’ll admit. I love what I do. I love the authors I work with. I believe in them and in their ability to make a difference in this world.

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Burnout is real, and it’s something a huge percentage of people will experience in their lives. In this week’s episode with former head of DEI at Instagram Regina Lawless and public speaking expert Misty Megia, we dig into what burnout is, how to recognize it, and what to do about it.

Regina is also a past client whose book is a wonderful read if you’re experiencing a big personal shift, including grief, loss, burnout, or other big challenges—or just want to read a great book.

Misty Megia CEO and creative director is a business strategist extraordinaire with over 20 years’ experience in market strategy, project management, public speaking, corporate branding, and channel marketing.

Regina Lawless helps high-achieving women of color find purpose beyond their paycheck in order to experience more bliss in their lives and sustainable success at work and at home.

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This week on the podcast, I’m excited to have a conversation about aptitudes and uncovering hidden genius with author and YouScience cofounder, Betsy Wills. I met Betsy years ago and was inspired by her passion for aptitudes and how they play into uncovering one’s genius and living a full life. I even took the aptitude assessment through YouScience, which helped me understand myself and my gifts better.

Now, she’s gearing up for the publication of her book, Your Hidden Genius: The Science-Backed Strategy to Uncovering and Harnessing Your Innate Talents—and that’s exactly what we discuss in this episode: how to uncover your innate talents.

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In this week’s podcast episode, I’m answering your questions on business and writing tips:

I love getting questions from listeners, and I had an especially great time responding to these!

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In this week’s episode, I share my update on life, work, and living in Portugal—five years in.

It’s hard to believe we left the US six years ago, moving first to Thailand and then to our home in Portugal’s Algarve. There have been ups and downs, and you might be curious: Is this our forever home? I’ll answer that question in this episode.

I also detail the opportunities and challenges I face in business, along with my assessment of the private medical system here, education, cost of living, safety, food, and overall quality of life. I try to be as detailed as possible in this episode to give you a look into the real life of a long-term expat in Europe.

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Sometimes you meet people you automatically vibe with—and that’s how I felt when I met this week’s guest, Patrick Buchanan. In this episode, he shares his story as a Black, gay man in a lower-income family to becoming the VP of marketing at one of the top fashion companies in the US.

Patrick has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the music and entertainment industry, crafting culture-defining campaigns. Named one of Brand Innovator’s Top 40 Marketers and earning a spot on Nice Kicks’ Future 50 list, Patrick’s passion for marketing shines through his numerous accolades.

In our conversation, Patrick details some of the challenges he’s overcome and lessons gained from those experiences. Importantly, he explains how self-reinvention has helped him reach where he is today, and how you can lean into self-reinvention too.

We also talk fashion design, thrifting, and minimalism—all topics I love!

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This week’s conversation with author Paul Weigel is moving, inspiring, and sure to get you thinking differently about your life.

When a cancer diagnosis rocked Paul’s world, he turned to his daughter for strength, and she became his role model. From her, he drew perseverance and strength, overcoming cancer and moving into a more purposeful life.

Paul Weigel is a father, a six-time Ironman triathlete, a college professor and consultant, and a self-described professional dabbler. A lover of the outdoors and hiking, he spent much of his life in the Pacific Northwest, finishing countless races and climbing many mountains, including Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, and Mt. Adams. But his real passion, and his real inspiration, is creating unforgettable memories with his daughter.

In this episode, we discuss Paul’s athletic background, cancer journey, and book-writing process for his recently published book, Iron Dad. If you’re looking to be inspired to live more fully and curious about the process of authorhood, don’t miss this episode.

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