Writing a book isn’t just a creative goal. It’s a credibility move.

In this episode of Workfluencer, bestselling author and leadership coach Hady Méndez breaks down the real process of turning lived experience into a book that builds professional authority.

We go behind the scenes of writing Calladita No More. What stories made it in. What she intentionally left out. And how the act of writing forced clarity around voice, boundaries, and visibility at work.

This conversation is for professionals who want to write a book without turning it into a personal overshare. And who want their ideas to translate into influence, not just attention.

If you’re thinking about writing a book, this episode is for you.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

The behind-the-scenes process of shaping raw stories into a clear message

What she chose to leave out — and why restraint matters in personal storytelling

How writing the book forced her to confront her own visibility gaps

The role confidence and boundaries played during the writing process

How content, authorship, and voice reinforce professional authority

Why not every story belongs online, even when it’s true

How creators can use long-form work to build credibility without oversharing

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