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In this deeply heartfelt episode, host Ngozi Edema is joined by author and executive Anna Gomez, whose novel Somewhere Along the Way explores themes of mental health, identity, and the complexities of the mother-daughter relationship.
Anna shares how her personal journey influenced the emotional depth of her main character, Charlie, and how she balances the analytical demands of being a CFO with the vulnerability of storytelling. She opens up about the writing routines that work for her, the power of writing for healing, and why prioritizing what matters most is her secret to staying grounded in both roles.
If you are a writer, a creative professional, or someone navigating the intersection between your personal story and your passion, this conversation will leave you both inspired and empowered.
What We Talk About:
And if you are new here, thanks for stopping by. I help busy authors and entrepreneurs create time for what truly matters. I strongly recommend time-blocking. To get you started with time blocking, grab your guide below:
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Join my newsletter for a weekly doze of motivation to help you reclaim time to do the things that matter:
https://mailchi.mp/ngoziedema.com/personal-time-audit-discover-hidden-time-wasters-and-reclaim-your-day
Get copies of my books: https://www.amazon.com/shop/africanfoodsdotcom/list/121PPT4JMU0Y5?ref_=aipsflist
Work with me: https://www.ngoziedema.com/work_with_me.html
Join my newsletter for a weekly doze of motivation to help you reclaim time to do the things that matter:
https://mailchi.mp/ngoziedema.com/personal-time-audit-discover-hidden-time-wasters-and-reclaim-your-day
Also a mom can be several things in one day! Besides hosting this podcast, I write children's books and will love that check them out and gift a child in your life.
Here is a list of books authored by Ngozi Edema:
This podcast is for education only and is not a replacement for therapy. We suggest you seek out the help of a trained professional for help with your specific situation.
In this deeply heartfelt episode, host Ngozi Edema is joined by author and executive Anna Gomez, whose novel Somewhere Along the Way explores themes of mental health, identity, and the complexities of the mother-daughter relationship.
Anna shares how her personal journey influenced the emotional depth of her main character, Charlie, and how she balances the analytical demands of being a CFO with the vulnerability of storytelling. She opens up about the writing routines that work for her, the power of writing for healing, and why prioritizing what matters most is her secret to staying grounded in both roles.
If you are a writer, a creative professional, or someone navigating the intersection between your personal story and your passion, this conversation will leave you both inspired and empowered.
What We Talk About:
And if you are new here, thanks for stopping by. I help busy authors and entrepreneurs create time for what truly matters. I strongly recommend time-blocking. To get you started with time blocking, grab your guide below:
https://timeblockingmasterytakecontrolofyourtimeandgetmoredone-mc0.plannerpack.co
Join my newsletter for a weekly doze of motivation to help you reclaim time to do the things that matter:
https://mailchi.mp/ngoziedema.com/personal-time-audit-discover-hidden-time-wasters-and-reclaim-your-day
Get copies of my books: https://www.amazon.com/shop/africanfoodsdotcom/list/121PPT4JMU0Y5?ref_=aipsflist
Work with me: https://www.ngoziedema.com/work_with_me.html
Join my newsletter for a weekly doze of motivation to help you reclaim time to do the things that matter:
https://mailchi.mp/ngoziedema.com/personal-time-audit-discover-hidden-time-wasters-and-reclaim-your-day
Also a mom can be several things in one day! Besides hosting this podcast, I write children's books and will love that check them out and gift a child in your life.
Here is a list of books authored by Ngozi Edema:
This podcast is for education only and is not a replacement for therapy. We suggest you seek out the help of a trained professional for help with your specific situation.