In this episode, Nancy Juetten discusses how to get noticed by writing a bio that wows so you stand out from the crowd and how to become a dream podcast guest so you can get as much publicity as you want whenever you want it.

In this episode, Kevin Kaufman, a.k.a. The Trademark Guy, shares what can be trademarked and what cannot be trademark, when you can use a trademark you've applied for,  how to find out if the one you want is available, why you would be turned down for a trademark, the different classes of trademark and what you need to know to make sure you get the right one, where to get them, the cost involved, when copyrighting is more appropriate and more! This is information, every creator needs to know! Don't miss it!

In this episode, Joanne shared why joint venturing and collaboration are so important and how Link to Expert can help busy professionals connect without spending hours to do it, the power of masterminding and repurposing and how to pivot if you aren’t happy where you are right now, or if you’ve lost your livelihood from Covid.

In this episode, Heather Ann Havenwood shares how she got a publishing deal after her book was originally rejected twice by the same publisher, what stops others from getting what they want, what it takes to win in business and the importance of showing up and taking risks to get what you want.

In this episode, credit expert and 6X bestselling #1 author, Andrew Rey, explains how to use corporate credit for consistent cash flow, to fund and scale your business, and to save on your taxes. These are secrets every wealthy authorpreneur knows and uses and you can too!

In this training, Ellen Violette shares one critical shift that authors need to make in their thinking and the 5 steps they need to take to ensure that their books get the widest visibility possible and sell more books that most authors and even many publishers ignore.

In this episode, financial expert, Laurie Johnson, shares how mindset impacts your business and your bottom line, especially for women, the difference between personal and business finances, and how to think about money and finances to gain true financial freedom.

In this episode, Queen Kimmie shares how to use stories in your business and what it takes to be a good leader including dealing with your own issues, giving up judgment and more.

In this episode, Kim Thornton, #1 bestselling children's author, illustrator, filmmaker and actress shares how she comes up with stories for her books, why she's creating a book and a film for her next project, her tips for tapping into your creativity, and how she markets and sells her books in the children's market.