Sonja Wise, president of So Wise Co based in Fredericksburg, Virginia. She is an artist and graphic designer with 20 years of professional experience in marketing and advertising. With her unique expertise in art and business, she’s helped helped hundreds of people communicate their intended message.

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Shawn Radcliffe walked away from a university job to live a simple life in Ontario, Canada as a freelance writer and yoga instructor. He shares how he made the transition and how you can, too. 

Linda Clevenger is the owner of Organization Direct. She's also a certified SCRUM trainer and coaches people as a certified LinkedIn profile writer

In this episode, Linda talks about how to organzie your creative space to match your personality, how to use Scrum to write your next book or organize your workflow, and offers tips and tools for organizing your writing, your business and your life.

In this episode, two-time Emmy Award winning journalist Efrem Graham talks about what it takes to be a great journalist: how to determine a story's newsworthiness, how to ask compelling interview questions, how to develop sources and using social media to land interviews with high profile people and celebrities.

Recognized most for his current role as co-host and producer of nationally syndicated radio show, Onstage with Earl Bynum Music Radio on Rejoice Musical Soulfood Radio Network, Ray J. Pope is deeply connected with the ‘know-how’ of the Music and a Radio Industry. Week by week, he interviews some of the biggest names in music to provide listeners with up-to-date industry insight delivered through comedic commentary.

Author Stacia Kelly talks about how she incorporates research into her writing to make the scenes more authentic and why having beta readers will improve the flow of your book. 

Melody Robinette is 27-year-old writer who is married to an amazingly handsome man and has two super fat cats. She is the author of The Underground Series, comprised of Oaken and Ash with her third in the trilogy, Alder, scheduled for a September release.

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Tasha Fuller is coming off the overwhelming success of her first children's book, "It's Bath Time Baby". She recenty completed her second book, "Little Freddie's in a Zone" and is working on her third, "Mommy I Want to be a Princess", Tasha knows what it takes to promote like a pro. An event planner by trade, Tasha talks about how writers can leverage email lists, crowdfunding websites, virtual launches and networking to get your books sold without going into the red.

Christa Hines is a freelance journalist, author and family communication expert. She is the author of "Happy, Healthy & Hyper Connected: Raise a Thoughtful Connector in a Digital World" and "Confidently Connected: A Mom's Guide to a Satsfying Social Life." Christa talks about how she writes, promotes her books and offers tips for writers on how to surround yourself with support, a writing community and how she uses crowdsourcing as a means to develop concepts within her writing.

Kinja Dixon was not born to be a Sales Executive, but he still became the world’s best in 2013, winning the Gold Stevie and the ARDA Award. No one in the history of the two award foundations has ever won them both in the same year. He is the author of “Universal Talk Laws: How to Increase Your New Worth with Words”. In this episode, Kinja talks about the importance of entrepreneurs establishing an expert platform through writing a book and how that one tool can open doors to unlimited opportunities.