Women Winning at Writing

When you're writing, it's really easy to lose focus or you forget the idea you had 10 minutes ago, right? Or maybe that character needed just a lil bit more added to make them stand out and just POP throughout the book. This week's special guest, C. Monet Snow, who has written more than 30 contemporary fiction books, talks to us about vision boards and how they helped her successfully create unforgettable characters! If you've wondered about how to keep your character ideas from getting lost in space, you don't want to miss this episode!

To connect with C. Monet Snow -- FB: Chasity M. Snow, IG: ⁠@author_cmonet⁠

Website - www.payhip.com/TheVirtualPen

Have you written more than one book and they're in different categories or genres? Have you wondered if that's "okay?" Should you stay in only one category or can you write in multiple? Tune in for this week's episode as we talk with Ninya Blair (also known to some by her pen name: Blair Bryan) who talks with about being a "genre hopper" and she also spills some of the tea on how she created her travel memoir. You don't wanna miss this one !

To connect with Ninya/Blair: on social media: Facebook & Instagram: @tealbutterfly press , website - https://tealbutterflypress.com

Tune in this week's episode as we talk with Chantel Henry and embracing your writing gift. Sometimes we don't realize what is already on the inside and we just have to tap into it! Chantel and I discuss her book, her business, and the one thing she MUST have while writing and creating content. You don't want to miss this episode!

To connect with Chantel: Instagram - @mwaleandchantel. You can also connect with her writing community, League of Experts: www.joinLOE.com

Women CAN work together! Yes, we can! It is possible! Shatara & Ashley, today's guests talk about what it's like doing a book tour "together" while having their own individual business ventures. Tune in for today's episode as we talk with both of these phenomenal women who will share their experience of winning while working together and what it was like writing their own books!

To connect with Shatara -- Facebook: @TyWrites or @ShataraSClark... IG: @mstytalks... Website - www.allthingstywrites.com

We are asked so many different questions when it comes to writing. Tune in for today's episode where we answer one of those questions! Myth or fact? Our host, Chelsia, is gonna tackle the question and get you some answers! She is also going to share a little bit about herself for those of you first-time listeners.

To connect with Chelsia, learn more about the podcast & purchase her books: www.yourwritingtable.com

Instagram: @coach_chelsiamccoy -- Facebook: YourWritingTable

Writing a memoir, biography or anything about YOU, YOUR life is not always easy. Tune in to this week's episode with special guest, Raittia Rogers, who discusses how she stepped out in faith to tell her story of literally breaking out of prison. You do NOT want to miss this one! If you thought about writing about yourself, your life, your personal experiences?? Raittia has some things to share!

To connect with Raittia: Facebook - Raittia Rogers, website - www.ibrokeoutofprison.com, link for YouTube interview: https://youtu.be/qtvgLN9AC_A

Tune into today's episode as we talk with gospel singer, songwriter and soon-to-be published author, Elisha Janine! She not only talks about how singing led her to become a "reluctant" writer but what happened when she gave in to the call of writing on her life. You don't want to miss it!

To connect with Elisha: https://gospelvocalist.com... more info will be coming re: how to purchase her book once available!

We all need help in multiple areas of our lives... go on & admit it. Tune in to this week's episode as we talk about self-help straight from the therapist's chair. "Amazing" Kim Wilson LPC is a licensed psychotherapist and relationship expert who shares some nuggets on why our mental health is important and why it's AMAZING to admit when you "need a session." You don't want to miss this episode!

To connect with Kim -- www.kimwilsonspeaks.com (Book avail on Amazon & website) IG: @amazingkimwilson

Depending on what you're writing will determine how you need to express it. If you're telling a story that is a memoir or sharing personal facts, you may need to be vulnerable and be able to share some things that you may have "preferred" to keep to yourself. Tune in as our featured guest, Min Yolanda Everett, discusses her book "From Brokenness to Wholeness," and she discusses how co-authoring this book with her husband caused both of them to open up and reveal things about themselves and their marriage. You don't want to miss this episode!

To connect with Yolanda: website -- https://frombroken2bwhole.com // Facebook: @Yolanda Johnson Everett

Book is available for purchase on Amazon.com & her website.

Often times we have an idea for a book and we don't realize the impact it may have not just on yourself but on the readers. Tune in as we talk with Jelisha Jones as she talks about her book, "What It Means to be Free" and how telling her story allowed her words to encourage those who read it, and how important it is to put limits on yourself. She set herself free while writing the book and learn how you can do the same!

To connect with Jelisha: website - www.msjelishaj.com // social media: TikTok, FB, IG: @msjelishaj