I'm so excited to share with you my conversation with Jennifer Falloon, owner of Vorsa Investments. We explore the story behind her family's journey into real estate investments. Hint: it's not what you think! And we even get a bit fangirl while discovering we both love Game of Thrones. About Jennifer Falloon Jennifer is the owner of Vorsa Investments. She currently owns over 900 doors around the nation with her investor partners. Jennifer teaches busy professionals how to own real estate without being landlords. She teaches wealth building through breaking the middle-class mindsets most of u ..read more

Join me for a conversation with Candy Motzek, host of the She Coaches Coaches podcast. We explore the transition from corporate to entrepreneurship and becoming a coach. What's your why? What are the things no one tells us about starting a business? How do you build a supportive community of colleagues who get it? About Candy Motzek Candy is an author, podcast host, and business coach for life coaches. Candy helps smart people start successful coaching businesses. She believes that coaching transforms lives and that being a coach is a calling. She helps her clients get unstuck and feel more c ..read more

Listen to Anna's journey through trauma, turning her trauma into her superpower, and now writing her book with me to help others be just as happy on the inside as they look on the outside. Anna's Free Breakthrough Session - https://calendly.com/annaditchburn/breakthrough-session About Anna Ditchburn Anna is known affectionally as the world’s best life-optimization coach. She empowers others with her ultimate courage, stories of healing and forgiveness. Systemic sexual abuse, two forced abortions by a stepfather and then sixteen consecutive miscarriages were once Anna’s only story. Now her st ..read more

Do you know how powerful it is to see ourselves in stories? We know that stories can be powerful. One of the most powerful experiences in our journey of self-discovery is the power of seeing ourselves in another's story. That’s why we know it’s so important to get more LGBTQ stories, or Rainbow Stories as we like to call them, out into the world. When we can identify with the person telling the story or the characters in the story, it validates our own identity. I am not alone. Who I am is accepted. Seeing ourselves in stories: Increases our self-confidence in who we are Helps us explore o ..read more

How long does it take to write a book? We hear different numbers from different writers over different genres- some of our most beloved books have been written in as little as a few days to a decade, or more. When it comes to books for our businesses, we often think it will take longer to write them than it does. This idea could be stopping you from sharing you genius with the world because the task feels enormous before you've even started writing.   Today, let's explore myth #5: The Time Myth, and how to use smart planning to overcome worry about how long it will take to write your dr ..read more

Whether to run our businesses, connect with our communities, or manage our personal lives, most of us use technology every day.   Apps, tools, and platforms can make it easier than ever to write and publish are books- but where are we supposed to start?   If you've run into the technology myth, you probably find this all a tad overwhelming. This myth tells you that you don't have the know-how or the tools to get your book written and out into the world.  The good news is that you don't need to know it all to write and publish your book.  Join me as I take a look at how t ..read more

So many would-be authors worry that what they have to say isn't enough. That they aren't rich, famous, or interesting enough to fill a book with valuable content. This is myth #3, the content myth, hard at work. Today, join me as I explore how to overcome the fear of not having enough of- or the right kind of -  content to put into your business book.   Creatively yours, Katherine. If you enjoyed this episode, consider sharing, reviewing, or rating this on your podcast platform of choice. Book a call with Katherine: Select a Date & Time - Calendly Check out KBC's website: Ka ..read more

Why would anyone read my book, when there are so many other options out there? I hear this all the time. The truth is that our business books have an excellent chance of being read by the right people- our ideal clients.  Ask yourself: how many people need to read your book if they are the right people?    In today's episode of The Write Connection, I explore of the most enduring and insidious myths out there that keep so many people from writing a book for their business: The Competition Myth.  Join me to learn how to change your thinking about competition so you can ..read more

Why would a ghostwriter write her own book? Over my many years of writing for others, I've come across 5 myths that keep my clients from writing their books. ...And I've realized that I too have experienced them firsthand when it comes to writing my own book. So, where do these myths come from? How do we correct our thinking with facts, so that we can finally write the books that we know will make a bigger difference?  In this episode of The Write Connection Podcast, we discuss myth #1, the money myth. People are concerned about the investment in a book- whether they pay for a ghostw ..read more

What happens in our brains when we hear an awesome story? How do stories stick in our memories more than facts alone? Why do we tend to care so much more about information when it's presented in a story? On episode 2 of season 3, Katherine jumps into these questions in an excerpt from a talk she gave to Carl Richards' Podcast Alliance Made Simple Group about the power of using storytelling to communicate with others. She also provides a few updates to the show and talks about upcoming episodes in this new season. Happy listening! (feel free to leave us a review, a rating, or share this e ..read more