Kathryn interviews Author Rhea Wessel.Are you brimming with groundbreaking ideas, eager to make a mark in business and tackle global challenges, yet feeling like your voice remains unheard? If so, you’re not alone. In order to amplify your message and truly make an impact, mastering the art of idea discovery and communication is paramount. Thought leader, writer, and corporate thought-leadership writing trainer Rhea Wessel has recently honed her expertise, now placing a significant emphasis on ethical and innovative AI-infused writing. She explains techniques for generating a steady flow of story concepts that deeply resonate with your audience and offers guidance on evading common pitfalls and ethical missteps in business writing, ensuring a captivating and principled narrative. With a prolific career in journalism, Wessel has penned thousands of articles including for The NY Times, The Wall Street Journal, and BBC.Kathryn also interviews Author Dann Darwin.Wendy Green loves her husband — and almost never hates him — even after their decades-long marriage. She and Charles had met on a wintry day at a North Dallas gym. Charles feels instant surges of chemistry. Wendy needs a bit more convincing. But their attraction grows and deepens, and within a year they marry. Little do they know what awaits them. Dann Darwin delivers an intimate exploration of a relatable couple as life takes them from Texas to North Dakota and to Nevada throughout their 40-year relationship. Far from typical pulp fiction romances, Darwin depicts imperfect, relatable characters who make mistakes — lots of them, in fact — while navigating the inherent uncertainty of modern-day relationships. Darwin worked in the newspaper industry in Michigan, Texas, Utah and Nevada for nearly 40 years, where he won numerous awards, before turning to fiction and longer narratives.