Writers' Rough Drafts

Alex Proaps is a design psychologist, consultant, entrepreneur, professor, and speaker. She shares her insight on human factors psychology along with how she finds creativity even in academic subjects. You can find Alex on her website at AlexProaps.com or on Twitter @AlexProaps. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode49 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Jay Acunzo is a public speaker, podcaster, and author. He shares how he found himself in content marketing and why it matters to find your aspirational anchor in your career and life. You can find Jay on his website jayacunzo.com or on Twitter @jayacunzo. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode48 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Laura Gale is an author, ghostwriter, and developmental editor, with a background in publishing and marketing. She shares her expert advice on how to write a book, and why it’s especially important to outline your ideas before you dive into writing. You can find Laura on her website lauraiswriting.com or on Twitter @laurasgale. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode47 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Dr. Sherry Walling is a licensed clinical psychologist, lecturer and professor, yoga teacher, author, and entrepreneur. She shares her experience with helping other entrepreneurs and creatives with their mental health, along with her own personal writing journey. You can find Sherry on her website SherryWalling.com or on Twitter @ZenFounder. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode46 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Simran Sethi is a writer, speaker, and educator focused on food, sustainability, and social change. She shares her method for writing about serious subjects she cares deeply about, like the global environment, in a way that personally connects with her readers. You can find Simran on her website at SimranSethi.com or on Twitter and Instagram @simransethi. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode45 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Victor Yang is a queer writer and organizer for immigrant rights. He shares why it matters to be selfish about your writing and how to make the shift from being a hobbyist writer to a professional writer. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode44 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Stephanie Lee is a writer, nutritionist, video gamer, and digital nomad who has been published in The New York Times, Lifehacker, GQ, IGN, and many more. She shares her thoughts on persevering through mental blocks and communicating great story ideas to editors. You can find Stephanie on Twitter @superLEE7 and on her website, StephanieLee.me. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode43 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Mason Currey is a writer, editor, and author living in Los Angeles, most notably known for his book, Daily Rituals: How Artists Work. He shares how he’s learned what works best for him, inspired by both his research and his own experiences. You can find Mason on Twitter @masoncurrey and on his website, MasonCurrey.com. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode42 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Sol Orwell is an entrepreneur, author, writer, and public speaker who is the Director of Strategy at Examine.com. He shares how building relationships with others and his audience has helped him grow his business and his reach. You can find Sol on his website SJO.com or on Facebook @sorwell. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode41 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.

Susan Shain is a freelance writer who specializes in travel, food, and personal finance and also runs WheretoPitch.com. She shares immensely helpful inside tips on how to land a pitch at your dream publication, along with lessons for listeners on how to become a full-time freelance writer. You can find Susan on her website SusanShain.com or on Twitter @susan_shain. Want more? Visit craftyourcontent.com/episode40 for links and resources. Sponsored by Coworker.com.