A powerful episode as mindset expert, Brad Bizjack, tackles some of our biggest fears and mental hurdles as authors and gives us tools to be able to move forward with our goals in confidence. Join us for the 5-Day Mindset Challenge here: https://www.bradbizjack.com/burningsoulpress

Lauren Eckhardt breaks down from her own experience and that of clients, the common resistance you'll face from loved ones when they discover you're writing your memoir and the importance of knowing WHY you're writing it.

Lauren Eckhardt interviews Mae Wagner, author of "Girls, Assassins, and Other Bad Ideas" as they talk about the power behind writing a memoir in creating deeper connections with others. www.burningsoulpress.com

Following up to the interview wtih Debbie Weiss, Lauren Eckhardt discusses the feeling of being surprised when suddenly you want to write a book after never having the dream of being an author, and the importance of writing your personal story, even if you choose to never be an author. www.burningsoulpress.com

Lauren Eckhardt interviews Debbie Weiss, author of "On Second Thought... Maybe I Can" as they discuss all the reasons and excuses that make it easy to not write your book (or chase any dream!), but what finally doing it can do for you and the rest of your life.

In this eye-opening episode, we dissect the three dominant publishing paths that writers today can take: traditional publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid publishing. We delve into each of these methods, providing an in-depth understanding of what they entail, along with their benefits and drawbacks. Whether you're a first-time author or a seasoned writer seeking new publishing avenues, this podcast episode offers a wealth of knowledge to guide your decision. Learn how to align your publishing path with your personal goals, resources, and skills to successfully bring your work into the world. You can also check out our mentioned Self Publishing Course and guides at www.SelfPublishGuide.com and www.SoulfulAuthorJourney.com

Lauren Eckhardt interviews Linda Saran as they discuss the span of her children's book trilogy over 25 years, including how she self published before self publishing was a "thing", the divine inspiration behind her books in relation to losing people she loves, and hopping into creative writing when you're used to being a technical writer.

Lauren Eckhardt breaks down writing a book that is meant to create or support a movement, starting with what to include, the right way to structure it, and how to create a framework if needed to carry readers from one step to the next in achieving a goal. www.burningsoulpress.com

Lauren Eckhardt and Kenneth Nixon Jr., author of "Born Into Crisis," discuss the topic of mental health and how to write a book that supports your life mission and calls on others to take action as well.

A reflection on the interview with Nita Kennedy, as Lauren expands on owning a writing process that fits YOU, getting clear on your target audience, and the expectations of loved ones when it comes to reading your book.