In this episode, Sharissa Bradley talks with memoirist Jo Ann Fawcett about her journey of writing through trauma, healing toxic patterns, and breaking generational cycles. Jo Ann shares her experiences with self-publishing, vulnerability, and how writing has become part of her magical practice.
opens up about vulnerability, support systems, and why it's never too late to rewrite your life.
You'll discover: ✅ How Jo Ann turned trauma into powerful memoirs ✅ Why writing became a magical tool for her healing ✅ The role of support networks, family, and lineage in her books ✅ Her experience with both hybrid and self-publishing ✅ The mantra she lives by: It's never too late to change
👉 Connect with Jo Ann: Website & Books: joannfawcett.com Sign up for Jo Ann's Newsletter: via her website Email Jo Ann directly: through joannfawcett.com
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📌 Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome & intro 00:26 - How Jo Ann started writing 01:00 - From UFO circuit to memoir writing 02:32 - Writing as healing through toxic marriages 03:29 - Legacy stories from her grandmother 04:00 - Facing vulnerability & imposter syndrome 05:34 - Support systems & validation 06:00 - Writing as magic: classes & meditation 07:23 - Messages from the Grandmothers 08:22 - Supporting others through peer mentoring 09:22 - Creating her own imprint: Dragon Hill Books 11:00 - Publishing lessons & learning curves 11:32 - Vulnerability in publishing her story 12:42 - Releasing shame through transparency 13:49 - Message of hope: "You can be okay too" 14:11 - Jo Ann's mantra: It's never too late to make a change 15:07 - Where to find Jo Ann & her books
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